Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has revealed that he has "aggressive" prostate and bladder cancer. "In March and April I was diagnosed with prostate and bladder cancer. And then the cancer spread into my spine and pelvis.

F1 legend Eddie Jordan, 76, reveals he's battling 'aggressive' cancer - The Irishman has bladder and prostate cancer which has spread to his spine and pelvis and is now urging people to ‘go and get te

The legendary former F1 team boss also detailed how he has experienced some ‘very dark days’ this year in his battle

Eddie Jordan, the former Formula One team boss, has opened up about his battle with an "aggressive" cancer that he faced earlier this year. Dubliner Jordan disclosed his struggle with bladder and prostate cancer,

Ex-Formula 1 team owner and media personality Eddie Jordan says he has been treated for “quite aggressive” cancer. Speaking on the “Formula For Success” podcast which he hosts with former driver David Coulthard,

Irish Formula One icon Eddie Jordan has revealed that he is battling an 'aggressive' form of cancer. The motorsport millionaire, 76, from Dublin, announced the sad news on his podcast on Wednesday as he urged his fans to 'get tested'.

Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has revealed he was diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of cancer earlier this year. Jordan said he suffered with bladder and prostate cancer which spread to his spine and pelvis. The 76-year-old, who ran his ...

In the latest episode of Formula for Success, Eddie Jordan has made an emotional revelation. The 76-year-old former team owner and team principal, has an "aggressive form" of prostate and bladder cancer.

Eddie Jordan has revealed that he has been undergoing treatment for “aggressive” bladder and prostate cancer but added that he has now “pulled out of it, thankfully”.

Former Formula 1 team boss turned TV presenter has delivered an update on his health and urges that anyone suffering with health concerns to “go and get tested”

Former Formula One boss Eddie Jordan spoke on Thursday of going through "very dark days" after being diagnosed with prostate and bladder cancer earlier this year. The 76-year-old's Silverstone-based team competed from 1991 to 2005 and,