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Sport headlines at 01:43
Glock clocks in for Jordan
Jordan have signed German Timo Glock as their official third driver for 2004.
Verstappen looks abroad
Jos Verstappen has set his sights on a drive in the United States after he was overlooked for the last spot on the Formula One grid.
Pantano named second Jordan driver
Jordan have named Giorgio Pantano as their second driver for the 2004 season.
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British pair boosted by Verstappen pull-out
Jos Verstappen has called off talks with Jordan giving Ralph Firman and Allan McNish renewed hope in their bid to secure another season in Formula One.
Jordan second seat still available
Eddie Jordan has insisted he had still to finalise his driver line-up but Jos Verstappen was favourite for the second seat.
Cigarette boost for Jordan
Jordan have received a major financial boost with news that Benson & Hedges will continue their sponsorship of the Formula One team in 2004.
Heidfeld news is bad for Brits
Britain's Ralph Firman and Allan McNish look set to miss out as Jordan announced Nick Heidfeld as one of their drivers for this season.
F1 teams set for cash boost
Formula One teams will receive a £7million boost once the deal which guarantees the sport's future is formally agreed, according to Renault Sport boss Patrick Faure.
Verstappen calls off Jordan talks
Jos Verstappen has broken off talks with Jordan in a move which could spell the end of his Formula One career.
Jordan 'verbally agree' Verstappen deal
Jordan have reportedly agreed a verbal deal with driver Jos Verstappen for the 2004 season.
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