The irrepressible Eddie Jordan, now famed for loud shirts, headed up Jordan Grand Prix for 14 years. With increasing restrictions on tobacco sponsorship in F1, teams with cigarette advertising had to run their cars unbranded at certain events. This led to some rather bizarre slogans being plastered across cars; BAR ran Look Alike instead of Lucky Strike, Renault used Team Spirit instead of Mild Seven but the prize has to go to Jordan who introduced a complete Buzzing Hornets (instead of Benson and Hedges) livery in 1999. With red eyes on the nose cone and black stripes on the engine cover it probably attracted more attention for the sponsors than if the team had kept Benson and Hedges on the car. ABOUT THIS SHIRT The 100% cotton unisex classic tee will help you land a more structured look. It sits nicely, maintains sharp lines around the edges, and goes perfectly with layered streetwear
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