This week-end, Jordan was in Spa, in the Belgian Ardennes with all the World Endurance Championship competitors for the 2nd race of the season. After Sebring's crash, all the team wanted to score important point before Le Mans 24 hours.

The three practice sessions took place on a dry track. Jordan tells us: "When arriving here, I did really hope to have a dry weather for at least one session because I wanted so much to see how it is like to go round amazing corners like Le Raidillon and Blanchimont absolutely flat out! The track is really different depending if you drive a GT car or a prototype because some corners are no more! We had three good sessions working on the car's setup for the race. The setup is maybe not the fastest but the car is really easy and comfortable to drive and that is really important for a race!"

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