“I'm really lucky to have this opportunity. Not every day you get to do what you love.”
Jordan Cane was born to Grant and Kirsty Cane on May 23rd 2001. He always loved cars and showed an interest in racing from an early age. At 11, after a visit to Goodwood, he took to competitive karting. Before long, at just 13 years old, he found himself on the path of a professional race car driver.
Jordan tries to live as a normal teenager. He is often found playing soccer, on the PlayStation or socialising. It is a constant balance: his daily routine includes gym and simulator sessions, alongside a demanding schedule and strict nutrition plan.
Jordan's Facts
DOB: 23rd May 2001
Residence: West Sussex, England
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 108 lbs
Hobbies: Music, Fashion
Fun Facts
Country to visit: China
Unknown fact: I’m scared of chickens
Race to attend: Monaco Grand Prix / Indy 500
My Favourite
Racers: Alex Zanardi, Michael Schumacher
Racetrack: Spa
Car: Ferrari LaFerrari
Music: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Food: Seafood
Racing Career
Formula Renault 2.0 testing opened the year before Jordan returned to British F3 with Douglas Motorsport. “One of the races this season will be during the F1 weekend at Monaco. Although Monaco is the only round alongside F1, we will also share weekends with the Blancpain GT series and World Endurance Championship!”
Jordan raced on home soil for the first time after turning sixteen in May. Driving the 230 bhp Tatuus chassis in the BRDC F3 Championship, he recorded three victories despite missing the opening six races.
Jordan stepped up to Cooper Tires USF2000 powered by Mazda. A podium on his St. Petersburg debut made him the youngest podium finisher in series history. Team financial and mechanical issues later cut the season short.
After missing six races while waiting for his fourteenth birthday, Jordan entered the US F1600 Formula F Championship and finished on the podium in each of his last ten races, winning seven.
Records
- Youngest professional racing driver in the world in 2015
- Youngest British driver to win in a single-seater
- Youngest winner in an SCCA Pro race
- First driver to win all three races in one series weekend
SCCA Pro Racing
7 wins
10 podiums