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    F1 boss Christian Horner puts year from hell behind him as he collects CBE with wife Geri by his side

    FORMULA 1 boss Christian Horner put his hellish year behind him as he collected a CBE — with Spice Girl wife Geri by his side.The Red Bull chief, 51, picked up the gong from King Charles yesterday for his services to motorsports.F1 boss Christian Horner put his hellish year behind him as he collected a CBE — with Spice Girl wife Geri by his sideHorner picked up the gong from King Charles for his services to motorsportsCredit: PAGeri, 52, looked more Posh than Baby Spice in a netted veil and headband.The award capped a rollercoaster year for the racing boss who was cleared after being accused of sending intimate texts to a colleague.He said about meeting the King at the ceremony in Buckingham Palace: “He was charming.”Horner was accused of sending the intimate late-night texts to the woman, in her 40s, who reported him to HR executives at the racing team.READ MORE ON CHRISTIAN HORNERIt sparked a months-long internal misconduct probe which threatened to force Horner, who has led Red Bull since 2005, to leave in disgrace.And it even put his marriage in jeopardy with the allegations leaving Geri “mortified and angry” at her husband of nine years.An internal probe cleared Horner in February and his accuser’s appeal was thrown out in August, with Horner adding he was “relieved” to be in the clear.Now he and Geri, who share a seven-year-old son, are said to be putting the furore behind them and moving on.Most read in MotorsportLast Friday the couple put on a smitten display during the FIA Awards in Kigali, Rwanda.Horner has also mended the bridge with Max Verstappen’s dad Jos – who was said to be pushing for his sacking during the investigation.Inside Christian Horner and Jos Verstappen’s feud More

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    WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event live stream FREE: How to watch epic New York show

    TIME to take a trip down memory lane as WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event returns tonight – and fans can tune in for FREE!The iconic event is back on the big screens for the first time since it was last aired in 2008.And it is expected to be jam-packed with nostalgic moments which includes Hall of Famer Jesse “The Body” Ventura on commentary.Jesse Ventura will be on commentary duties at WWE Saturday Night’s Main EventCredit: GettyFurthermore, the card is stacked with battles for THREE championship belts and a new title on up for grabs.This historic show also marks the final event before WWE makes it major move to Netflix in January.But first and foremost, fans want to know how they can watch WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, and you can find out below.Where can I watch WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event for FREE?Fans in the US can tune into WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on NBC.While fans in the UK will be able to stream the entire action for FREE on WWE’s official YouTube channel.These huge events are typically only available via the WWE Network or on TNT Sports Box Office.But this will all change in January, 2025 when the WWE complete the switch to Netflix as part of a mega $5billion deal.Most read in MotorsportWhen is WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event?WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event will take place TONIGHT – Saturday, December 14.It is scheduled to get underway 8pm in the US.Fans in the UK will have to wait until 1am before seeing the action unfoldWhat is the WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event FULL card?Here is the full card for this iconic event:WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Kevin OwensWorld Heavyweight Championship: GUNTHER (c) vs. Damian PriestWomen’s World Championship: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Iyo SkyWomen’s United States Championship final: Bayley or Chelsea Green vs. Michin or Tiffany StrattonSami Zayn vs Drew McIntyreWhat has been said?Mike Johnson of PWinsider reported that WWE planned to finish off the feud between Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed before Reed sustained a broken foot injury.However, Drew McIntyre’s early return from the treatment table will see him go straight into the ring against Sami Zayn.Speaking on his absence, McIntyre said: “I was off the past two months. “My last match was a Hell in a Cell match, a very brutal match. I got hit in the head at one point, I needed 16 staples to close a wound on the top of my head.”I suffered a family loss as well. So I had to go back to Scotland, deal with that, re-evaluate my priorities.“I realized that I had probably given a bit too much to my profession and to my colleagues and not enough to my family. READ MORE SUN STORIES”Kind of realized I’ve been giving too much for the past 17 years, and it’s time to probably start taking a little more, so I’m very much going into tonight with the mentality, I’m gonna take what’s mine, I’m gonna beat up people that deserve to be beat up. “Yeah, this is gonna be an interesting phase for Drew McIntyre.” More

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    ‘I retract that’, Lando Norris takes back controversial Max Verstappen comments made during bitter end to F1 season

    LANDO NORRIS has retracted a controversial comment he made about Max Verstappen after a race this season.The Brit helped McLaren win their first Constructors’ Championship since 1998 and also finished second in the Drivers’ Championship.Lando Norris retracted his controversial Max Verstappen commentCredit: GettyVerstappen and Norris clashed on and off the track this yearCredit: RexHe gave Verstappen a good test for most of the season but ultimately came up short, with one Grand Prix proving pivotal.In Brazil at the beginning of November Norris squandered his pole position to finish sixth, with Verstappen taking the chequered flag despite starting 16th on grid.McLaren’s decision not to pit Norris before a red flag cost him the chance of a win, with Verstappen able to change his tyres before claiming the win.Norris bemoaned Red Bull’s luck in a comment he has now retracted.READ MORE IN F1He said after the race in Brazil: “It shouldn’t have been red flagged, that was the crash in the end which caused the red so that’s life sometimes. You take a gamble and it’s paid off for them. It’s not talent, it’s just luck.”I don’t care about the hindsight side of things, that’s luck for them [Red Bull], nothing more.”They got lucky on a rule [the freedom to change tyres under a red flag] that no one agrees with. Probably them they agreed with it but every driver has disagreed with it in the past.”Today it benefitted then, it could have benefitted us if we just stayed out, but that’s a stupid thing to think of. Just a bit unlucky today, nothing more. Of course, disappointing.”Most read in MotorsportCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSNorris, 25, did also admit Verstappen was faster in Sao Paolo but during an appearance at the FIA Awards he made sure to retract his previous statement.He said: “First of all, I retract that comment back there, where I said it was all luck, no talent.”Lando Norris tells reporter ‘I hate this question so much’ and shakes head as battle with Verstappen takes fresh twistNorris continued: “First of all, congratulations to Max [Verstappen]. What he did this year, what he did in Brazil, of course, was incredible.”I’m the first one to acknowledge such a thing when I’m the one going up against him. It was a tough season, of course. I tried to put up my best and give the best battle that I could, but this year was not enough.”At the same time, sometimes I’m happy to finish second to Max, because I think it’s an achievement to do a lot better than that. A wonderful year for myself. A lot of achievements.”A lot of improvements from myself — but I also know that I need to step it up and do more than I did this year, so I’m excited to look forward to next year and try to do the same.”The pair clashed on and off the track this year with Verstappen receiving two penalties after forcing Norris off the circuit at the Mexico Grand Prix.Norris said on radio after the incident: “This guy is dangerous. I just had to avoid a crash. It’s the same as last time.”They also clashed at the Austrian Grand Prix and both suffered punctures, but it was Verstappen who again was hit with a penalty.But the pair were on good terms by the next race with Verstappen, 27, saying: “The only thing that I cared about is maintaining my relationship with Lando, because we are great friends.”That for me, after the race, I said we have to just let things cool down because emotions run high.READ MORE SUN STORIES”I think we came to the conclusion that we actually really enjoyed our battle. “We looked at the incident, it was such a silly little touch that of course had great consequences for both of us, and a bit more for Lando with how the puncture then evolved. We like to race hard.”Verstappen was in attendance at Friday’s FIA awardsCredit: GettyHe and Norris appeared on good terms at the bashCredit: Getty More

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    Geri Horner and Kelly Piquet steal the show as they join Christian Horner and Max Verstappen at plush FIA Awards

    GERI HORNER and Kelly Piquet attended last night’s FIA Awards alongside their partners at a glitzy bash in Kigali, Rwanda.The pair joined Christian Horner and Max Verstappen as they celebrated the latter’s latest Formula 1 world title.Geri Horner and Kelly Piquet pose on the blue carpet with Max Verstappen and Christian HornerCredit: InstagramKelly posted a selfie with partner MaxCredit: InstagramThe Horners took a snap from the back of their rideCredit: InstagramLast night’s bash saw stars of the sport don their tuxedos for an evening of celebrations.Piquet, who announced that she is pregnant earlier this month, wore a stunning black gown for the event.Geri, meanwhile, went for an elegant white dress.Verstappen also posed for pictures with colleagues Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, who came second and third in this season’s championship respectively.READ MORE IN F1Norris’ McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri was also present in Kigali as his team celebrated winning the constructor’s championship.After collecting his world drivers’ trophy, Verstappen reflected on 2024 before looking forward to the year ahead.The 27-year-old said: “This season as you could see was quite up and down.”We had a great start to the year, everything was looking great. I think especially from the outside, of course, as a team you always understand your limitations and what you want to work on.Most read in MotorsportBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSVerstappen was joined at the ceremony by pregnant partner KellyCredit: GettyThe Horners posed for snaps togetherCredit: Rex”The competition did a great job, they improved their cars a lot and made it a lot more difficult for us – especially in the constructors’.”We had a bit of a tough run in the middle of the season but even when we were under pressure, and having tough times, I think the team really stuck together.Max Verstappen’s girlfriend Kelly Piquet turns heads in bold black outfit”We didn’t panic, which could easily be done I think in those kinds of situations.”At the end of the day I’m just very proud of everyone in the team as well. Of course we’re not standing here as constructors’ champions but, in a way, I do think we deserved a little bit more in that championship.”I tried my very best and we also know a lot what we have to work on for next year. I’m very excited about that as well because it does look like it’s going to be a proper fight between a lot of teams.”Not present was Verstappen’s Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez, who scored just 49 points between Week 7 and Week 24.Asked about the Mexican’s potential replacement Liam Lawson, Horner said: “I think Liam, in challenging circumstances, has done a very good job. If you analyse what he’s done in the time that he’s had and the race pace he’s had, I think he’s done a good job.”I think Yuki’s (Tsunoda) done a good job, so in the event that anything were decided with Checo (Perez) they would be the candidates we would look towards.”Verstappen was joined by Lando Norris and Charles LeclercCredit: GettyKelly and Max are expecting a child togetherCredit: Rex More

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    Formula One could be heading back to Africa for the first time in 31 years as Rwanda launches historic bid

    RWANDAN president Paul Kagame has announced his country’s bid to host a Formula One race.F1 have not been to Africa since the last South African Grand Prix in 1993.Rwanda president Paul Kagame wants to his nation to host an F1 raceCredit: ReutersMax Verstappen was handed his trophy for winning a fourth world title in a row at an awards ceremony in Rwandan capital Kigali today.Kagame spoke at the event, addressing the FIA’s General Assembly: “I am happy to formally announce that Rwanda is bidding to bring the thrill of racing back to Africa by hosting a Formula One Grand Prix.”A big thank you to (F1 chief executive) Stefano Domenicali and the entire team at F1, for the good progress in our discussions so far.”I assure you that we are approaching this opportunity with the seriousness and commitment which it deserves. READ MORE IN F1″Together we will build something we can all be proud of.”Domenicali said in August that Rwanda wanted to host a race at a permanent circuit.Reports claim the track, to be designed by a company run by Austrian former F1 racer Alexander Wurz, would be located near a new international airport under construction 40km from Kigali.Lewis Hamilton said in August that the time was right to head to Africa and he was working behind-the-scenes with both Rwanda and South Africa to make it happen.Most read in MotorsportCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe seven-time world champ said: “The time’s 100 per cent right. We can’t be adding races in other locations and continue to ignore Africa, which the rest of the world just takes from. No one gives anything to Africa.”I think having a Grand Prix there will really be able to highlight just how great the place is and bring in tourism and all sorts of things. Why are we not on that continent?”Greatest F1 track on Earth’ created featuring iconic parts from Silverstone, Spa and SuzukaThe FIA is holding its general assemblies in Africa this week for the first time and the FIA’s Emirati President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Rwanda’s Sports Minister Richard Nyirihishema met earlier in Kigali.Ben Sulayem said: “To be here in Rwanda for such an important moment in the FIAs calendar is a testament to the strength of this nation, in particular its growing influence in motorsport.”We are aligned on our values and shared goals across key sectors such as innovation, sustainability, and road safety, and I look forward to our continued partnership. “The future of motorsport in Africa is bright.”Verstappen is also carrying out “work of public interest” in Rwanda as punishment for swearing in a Singapore Grand Prix press conference in October.The activity involves an FIA Affordable Cross Car built locally in Rwanda from blueprints provided by the governing body.F1 2025 gridHere are the confirmed driver line ups for the F1 2025 season so far:Red Bull: Max Verstappen and Sergio PerezFerrari: Charles Leclerc and Lewis HamiltonMercedes: George Russell and Kimi AntonelliMcLaren: Lando Norris and Oscar PiastriAston Martin: Fernando Alonso and Lance StrollWilliams: Alex Albon and Carlos SainzSauber: Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel BortoletoAlpine: Pierre Gasly and Jack DoohanRB: Yuki Tsunoda and TBCHaas: Ollie Bearman and Esteban Ocon More

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    Inside Eddie Jordan’s fast paced life from owning F1 team, to presenting on Top Gear and circling globe on a £32m yacht

    EDDIE JORDAN has revealed he’s been battling an “aggressive cancer”.The F1 legend, 76, was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer earlier this year which then spread.Eddie Jordan has revealed his cancer battleCredit: GettyKeen musician Jordan also plays drums in a rock and roll bandCredit: GettyEddie Jordan had a successful career as a team owner in F1 with Jordan Grand PrixCredit: GettyHe said he’s had some “dark days” and urged people to go out and get tested and spoke about the importance of looking after one’s body.In an appearance on his Formula For Success podcast, which he hosts alongside David Coulthard, Jordan said: “We’ve kind of alluded to it David, over the shows. Way back in March and April, I was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer.”And then it spread into the spine and the pelvis, so it was quite aggressive. And we’ve all heard about our wonderful friend Sir Chris Hoy, who is an absolute megastar, and he [was] coming out and talking about illness such as like what I’ve got, but he’s a far younger man.”But this is a little message for all the anchors and everybody listening to this: don’t wait or put it off.Read more motosport news”Go and get tested, because in life you’ve got chances and there is so much medical advice out there and so many things that you can do to extend your lifetime. Go and do it.”Don’t be stupid, don’t be shy. It’s not a shy thing – look after your body, guys.“We’ll move on, but yes, some very dark days in there – but we pulled out of it, thankfully.”Jordan has enjoyed an epic life in racing, from launching his own career to owning F1 teams, and becoming a pundit and TV host.Most read in MotorsportAway from the sport, he’s a keen sailor and boating enthusiast – who once splashed the cash on a boat formerly owned by a US politician, and has circumnavigated the world.Max Verstappen claims he has ‘lost all respect’ for F1 star George Russell in X-rated rantRock and roll fan Jordan, who’s understood to be worth around £470million, also loves music and plays drums in a band, while his art collection is mint.Racing careerAge 15, Jordan contemplated becoming a priest. Then, he toyed with the idea of accountancy, taking a course, before getting a job at a bank in Ireland.During a work trip in Jersey, he discovered go-karting – returning to his native country and buying a go-kart.He had a natural flair for the sport.Jordan entered the Irish Kart Championship in 1971 – winning it.In ’74, he moved to Formula Ford, the Irish Formula Ford Championship and, in 1975, to Formula Three.However, he was forced to sit out the entire ’76 season after shattering his leg in a crash.Jordan soon switched to Formula Atlantic, where he won three races in the 1977 season.In ’78 he won the Irish Formula Atlantic Championship – racing in British Formula Three a year later for Team Ireland.Jordan had his own racing career in the 70’s after discovering a love of motorsportCredit: GettySoon, Jordan, a former accountant, would want to be a team owner himself.Credit: GettyIn the late 70s Jordan raced once in Formula Two and did some test driving for McLaren.But, soon his thoughts began drifting towards life away from behind the wheel.Team ownerCome 1979, he founded his own team – Eddie Jordan Racing.Touring car drivers David Leslie and David Sears ran for him, as did James Weaver in European F3.Jordan also hired Martin Brundle, now famed for his celebrity grid walk interviews, who finished second to Ayrton Senna in British F3.In 1987, Johnny Herbert won the team the British Formula Three Championship.In 1991, Jordan had grander plans. After hiring Reynard chief designer Gary Anderson, he founded Jordan Grand Prix and entered Formula 1.They quickly punched above their weight thanks to the quality of drivers that drove for the team.Jordan memorably gave Michael Schumacher his first start in F1 in the team’s debut season.Jordan famously launched the career of Michael SchumacherCredit: GettyEddie Jordan celebrates success at the Belgian Grand PrixCredit: Gettyread more sport featuresAfter one start, the German was lured to Benetton.However, in 1998 the team achieved its best ever result when Damon Hill and Ralf Schumacher finished first and second at the Belgian Grand Prix.A year later, they had Heinz-Harald Frentzen as a genuine contender for the world championship, until he fell away.In 2005, Jordan finally sold up – Midland Group, financed by wealthy Russian-Canadian businessman Alex Shnaider, bought the team and renamed it MF1 Racing.Following a hiatus from motor racing, Jordan returned to F1 as a pundit and has worked for BBC Sport, Channel 4, and is a regular now on Sky Sports.Yacht ownerAway from racing, Jordan loves sailing.He has owned several boats, including the biggest Sunseeker Yacht ever built.Sailing enthusiast has circumnavigated the world thanks his love of boatsCredit: Rex FeaturesBlush eddie jordan yachtCredit: BLUEI PRODUCTIONSIt featured a nightclub and a parking garage for jet skis as well as opulent dining rooms, lounges, bars, viewing decks, jacuzzis, bedrooms and ensuite bathroomsIt reportedly set him back £32million, but he decided to sell it in 2017.He revealed to Boat International that his busy schedule only allowed him to enjoy two weeks a year on it, and it wasn’t worth the £1.2m running costs, including fuel, dockage, maintenance, insurance and crew salaries.Jordan also owned a 45-metre sailing boat called Blush, which he recently sold for around £9m.His passion for sailing allowed him to tick off a dream on his bucket list.“I was very lucky to circumnavigate the world so that’s no longer on the bucket list,” Jordan revealed.Back in the paddockFor all his love of the ocean, motorsport is still clearly his biggest love.In 2016, he became a presenter for the revamped Top Gear, alongside Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc.But he’s at home when he’s in the paddock – working as an analyst.In recent years, he’s been a regular on Sky Sports – delivering his expert opinion.READ MORE SUN STORIESWhile he remains outspoken on his podcast Formula For Success, alongside David Coulthard.Long may we continue hearing Jordan’s expertise on the world of F1.Jordan starred opposite Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc on the revamped Top GearCredit: BBCIn recent years, Jordan has worked as a punditCredit: GettyJordan was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer earlier this yearCredit: Getty More

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    Who is Michael Schumacher’s former bodyguard Markus Fritsche?

    MARKUS Fritsche is a former security officer who worked for Formula One legend Michael Schumacher. But in a sickening turn of events, Fritsche is facing legal proceedings over an alleged blackmail plot.Markus Fritsche is the former security guard for the Schumachers who allegedly plotted to blackmail the familyCredit: facebookBouncer Yilmaz Tozturkan was also accused of being involved in the schemeIn December 2013, Michale Schumacher suffered a serious head injury while skiing in the exclusive French resort of MeribelCredit: AFPWho is Markus Fritsche?Markus Fritsch was employed by the Schumacher family for eight years, including the period after Schumacher’s tragic skiing accident in December 2013.During his time working for the Schumacher family, the 53 year old had access to private and confidential information, including medical records, photographs and videos.The relationship drastically declined as Corinna was forced to let Markus go due to changes to her husband’s care plan.This allegedly turned him bitter as he started to hatch a plan to extort the Schumacher family, MailOnline reports.more on Michael SchumacherIn a shocking turn of events, Fritsche is now facing serious legal troubles.He is accused of stealing approximately 1,500 photographs and 200 videos from the Schumacher family’s home in Switzerland.Prosecutors allege that Fritsche took four USB sticks and two hard drives containing this sensitive information.Blackmail plotFritsche supposedly didn’t act alone in this alleged crime.Most read in MotorsportHe is accused of conspiring with two others: Yilmaz Tozturkan, a 53-year-old nightclub bouncer whom Fritsche has known for over 20 years, and Tozturkan’s 30-year-old son Daniel Lins.The trio allegedly hatched a plan to blackmail the Schumacher family for £12million.Their scheme involved threatening to release the stolen information on the dark web if their demands were not met.Watch as Schumacher ‘blackmailer’s’ son is DRAGGED off cam by lawyerThe blackmail attempt began on June 3, 2024, when Tozturkan allegedly made a phone call to the Schumacher family using a withheld number.When asked for proof, the conspirators sent an email a week later containing four images and their ransom demands.Arrest and legal proceedingsInstead of complying with the blackmailers’ demands, the Schumacher family contacted Swiss police.Authorities were able to trace the call, leading to the arrest of Fritsche, Tozturkan and Lins on June 19, 2024.I take responsibility for this mistake. I did this. Please tell the family I’m sorryMarkus FritscheCourt statementThe trial of the three men started on December 10, 2024 in Wuppertal, Germany.While addressing the lawyer for Schumacher’s wife Corinna during the trial, Fritsche reportedly said: “I take responsibility for this mistake. I did this. Please tell the family I’m sorry.”Speaking for the first time at Wuppertal District Court, Tozturkan said he had done nothing wrong and that it was all to help out a poor nurse.His son Daniel has accepted his role in the affair but is claiming he had no knowledge of the content being sent as part of the plot.Michael’s wife Corinna has protected protected the F1 great’s privacy sing the horrific accidentCredit: AFPFritsche and Tozturkan are charged with extortion, while Lins is accused of aiding and abetting extortion.Prosecutors are seeking at least four years in jail for the accused, though the large sum involved could result in longer sentences if they are found guilty.Privacy concernsThis case highlights the ongoing struggle the Schumacher family faces in maintaining their privacy.Since Michael’s skiing accident in 2013, the family has kept details about his condition extremely private.READ MORE SUN STORIESThis blackmail attempt is not the first time they have faced such threats — in 2017, another individual was given a suspended sentence for threatening harm to Michael’s son Mick.The stolen files allegedly include photographs, videos and medication lists, as well as Michael’s complete medical history. More

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    F1 legend Eddie Jordan, 76, reveals he is battling ‘aggressive’ cancer as he urges ‘go and get tested’

    EDDIE JORDAN has opened up on his battle with cancer after being diagnosed earlier this year.The Formula 1 legend has prostate and bladder cancer, which has spread aggressively in the past few months.Eddie Jordan spoke about his battle with cancerCredit: SplashThe former driver competed in F2 and F3Credit: GettyJordan owned an F1 team for 14 years and gave Michael Schumacher his debutCredit: GettyJordan, 76, revealed he went through some “dark days” as the cancer spread to different parts of his body.He urged people to go out and get tested and spoke about the importance of looking after one’s body.In an appearance on his Formula For Success podcast, which he hosts alongside David Coulthard, Jordan said: “We’ve kind of alluded to it David, over the shows. Way back in March and April, I was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer.”And then it spread into the spine and the pelvis, so it was quite aggressive. And we’ve all heard about our wonderful friend Sir Chris Hoy, who is an absolute megastar, and he [was] coming out and talking about illness such as like what I’ve got, but he’s a far younger man.READ MORE IN F1″But this is a little message for all the anchors and everybody listening to this: don’t wait or put it off. “Go and get tested, because in life you’ve got chances and there is so much medical advice out there and so many things that you can do to extend your lifetime. Go and do it.”Don’t be stupid, don’t be shy. It’s not a shy thing – look after your body, guys.“We’ll move on, but yes, some very dark days in there – but we pulled out of it, thankfully.”Most read in MotorsportHe has worked as a pundit in F1 since 2009Credit: GettyJordan also spoke Chris Hoy’s diagnosisCredit: GettyHoy, 48, opened up on his cancer diagnosis by revealing doctors have given him just four years to live.Like Hoy, Jordan is also a legend in his field and although he never drove in F1, he did race in F2, F3 and Formula Atlantic, as well as 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1981.Ten years later he did finally make it to F1 with his Jordan Grand Prix team, and gave Michael Schumacher his F1 debut in 1991.Lewis Hamilton in awkward car journey with George Russell and Carlos Sainz after Las Vegas GPJordan Grand Prix raced in F1 until 2005, and achieved its best ever result in 1998 when Damon Hill and Ralf Schumacher finished first and second at the Belgian Grand Prix.The team was sold in 2005 and rebranded as MF1 Racing a year later before becoming Force India and later Racing Point and now Aston Martin.Jordan returned to F1 in 2009 as a pundit for BBC Sport’s Grand Prix and later joined Channel 4 in 2016.He’s also been a regular pundit on Sky Sports over the years.He was awarded an honorary OBE by Her Majesty The Queen in recognition of his services to charity and motor racing in 2012.In 2016 he joined the cast of presenters on Top Gear, who at the time included Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc.The signs of bladder cancer you should knowThere are around 10,500 new bladder cancer cases in the UK every year, according to Cancer Research.That’s 29 every day, making it the 11th most common form of cancer in the UK.Smoking is the single biggest risk factor for bladder cancer, causing 45 per cent of cases in the UK.But exposure to other chemicals, including industrial, is also known to be a cause. Sometimes the cause of bladder cancer is not known.Around six in 10 cases are in people aged 75 or over, with a steep rise in risk from age 50.The signs of bladder cancerBlood in urine: This is the most common sign. It might not be obvious and may come and go. It might look like streaks of blood, or brown urine.A need to urinate moreA burning sensation when passing urinePelvic painBone painUnintentional weight lossSwelling of the legs What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?Symptoms of prostate cancer can include:needing to pee more frequently, often during the nightneeding to rush to the toiletdifficulty in starting to pee (hesitancy)straining or taking a long time while peeingweak flowfeeling that your bladder has not emptied fullyblood in urine or blood in semenSource: NHSSpeaking in mid-October about his health, the multi-millionaire revealed that he underwent tests as part of taking part in a cycling event in South Africa earlier in the year.He said: “At 76 I did the Argus [Cape Town Cycle Tour], and then you get a bit of a bang, and then you suddenly feel that you’re not 100 per cent.READ MORE SUN STORIES“You go to the doctor, and then you get this illness. But where there’s a will, there’s a way, and I urge everybody to be able to stand the fight, because it’s worth it.“I’m coming out the other side, everyone else should come out the other side. The prognosis is absolutely fantastic. The medical awareness of what’s going on at the moment is quite simply mind-boggling – and so there should be every opportunity to avail of that medical help.” More