• Used by Heinz Harald Frentzen, Ricardo Zonta and Jean Alesi in 2001
• Jordan placed 5th in the Constructors Championship that year
• In dry storage since then, last few years at the Brooklands Museum in Weybridge
• Featured in an episode of UKTV's "Secrets of the Transport Museum" (Series 1-Episode 4)
• This is a real Grand Prix car, not a replica, and presents well in its distinctive Jordan/Benson & Hedges livery 

As far as we know Rolling Chassis EJ11 #04 has been in dry storage since the time it was no longer active and for the last few years was an exhibit at the Brooklands Museum in Weybridge. It featured in an episode of UKTV's "Secrets of the Transport Museum" (Series 1-Episode 4)-available on catch-up-when it was moved from one part of the museum to another. Subsequently returned to our vendor and now offered for sale.

Team history below;

Chassis log:- Jordan EJ11/4

 

Round 1

Australia

11 - Frentzen

5th +72.807s

Round 2

Malaysia

11 - Frentzen

4th +46.543s

Round 3

Brazil

11 - Frentzen

11th Engine +8 laps

Round 4

San Marino

11 - Frentzen

6th +1 lap

Round 5

Spain

11 - Frentzen

DNF Collision with de la Rosa

Round 6

Austria

Spare

-

Round 7

Monaco

Spare

-

Round 8

Canada

Spare

-

Round 9

Europe

Spare

-

Round 10

France

11 - Frentzen

8th +1 lap

Round 11

British

11 - Frentzen

7th +1 Lap

Round 12

Germany

11 - Zonta

DNF Accident Damage

Round 13

Hungary

-

-

Round 14

Belgium

12 - Alesi

6th +59.684s

Round 15

Italy

12 - Alesi

8th +1 lap

Round 16

USA

12 - Alesi

7th +1 lap

Round 17

Japan

11 - Alesi

DNF Accident

11 – Frentzen – Finished the season =12th with 6 points

11 - Zonta – Finished the season =19th with 0 points

12 - Alesi – Finished the season =14th with 5 points

Jordan finished the season 5th in the constructors championship with 19 points.