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2004 Jordan EJ14 news, pictures, and information

The Jordan EJ14 was used during the 2004 season and made its inaugural debut at the Silverstone track only a few short months prior to the start of the Australian Grand Prix. Compared to its predecessor, the EJ13, only a few changes had occurred. The largest improvements were the rear wheel which had been updated to comply with new regulations set for the 2004 season. The car was finished in yellow livery and powered by a Ford/Cosworth ten-cylinder engine matted to a seven-speed semi-automatic gearbox.
Nick Heidfeld and Giorgio Pantano were the two drivers. Pantano was a Formula 3000 driver who brought with him big sponsorship money. Heidfeld was selected due to his skill and proven talent. Timo Glock replaced Pantano at Canada.

The budget for the team was scarce and as a result, their performance reflected this drawback. Only five points were scored all season.

At the close of the season, Ford withdrew its support from Formula One racing which meant the team was left without engines. The team planned on leaving at the close of the 2004 season, but a deal with Toyota meant they would have engines for the 2005 season.

The team ended the 2004 season 9th in the Constructor Championship points.

By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2007
Déjà Vu In The Desert As Lotus Walk Away With P2 And P3 Honours
Jubilation for Lotus fans yesterday, as a fantastic fourth round of the FIA 2013 Formula One® World Championship at the Sakhir Circuit, Bahrain, saw Kimi Raikkönen finish in P2 and team mate Romain Grosjean clinch P3 replicating last year's double podium result. In what had viewers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end, the Lotus pair drove a fantastic race charging up the field to bag a top spot finish. A marked result followed a disappointing qualifying session which saw Kimi st...[Read more...]
BMW TO BE FEATURED AT SARATOGA AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM
• BMW History and Heritage on four wheels and two on display from May – November, 2013
Woodcliff Lake, NJ – March 8, 2013… BMW's rich heritage will be showcased at the Saratoga Automobile Museum in an exhibition called 'BMW – The Ultimate Driving Machine.' The exhibition, which will feature a retrospective of BMW cars and motorcycles, will run from May 6 – November 3, 2013. The array of BMW automobiles will include road cars and race cars, both from the modern era, as well as p...[Read more...]
Lotus F1™ celebrates an amazing race in Brazil and a solid season's performance.
The 2012 FIA Formula One™ Championship concluded in Brazil yesterday, in a thrilling battle marking the end of another electrifying and unpredictable F1™ season. As the motorsport menagerie prepares to return home, Lotus celebrates what has been a prolific journey for the team this year. The Interlagos circuit in São Paulo was the backdrop to a gritty and nail-biting last race, which unfolded in spectacularly dramatic fashion. Despite wet weather playing havoc with race strategy, Lotus ace Ki...[Read more...]
1962 Monaco Grand Prix: McLaren Carries the Cooper Flag back to the Top
By the beginning of the 1962 Formula One season Jack Brabham had left Cooper to form his own racing team. It seemed the glories days of the double World Championship were well and truly behind them. However, left in Brabham's stead would be a man very akin to the Australian in so many ways. And in Bruce McLaren, Cooper had a driver and competitor more than apt to help carry the team forward into the future. The first race of the 1962 season, the Grand Prix of the Netherlands, certainly didn't...[Read more...]
2012 Canadian Grand Prix - Preview
Round Seven of the 2012 World Championship, the Canadian Grand Prix, is hosted by Montreal and takes place on Sunday 10 June at the 4.631 km Circuit Gilles Villeneuve located on the city's Ile Notre-Dame. • In the past ten years, there have been a total of 14 Safety Car periods in Montreal – including five last year • Two of the past three races in Montreal have featured at least five different leaders • The race has been won from pole three times in the past ten years – compared to ei...[Read more...]

2004 Formula One Season
PosTeamConstructorChassisDriversPoints
Scuderia Ferrari MarlboroFerrariF2004 Brazil Rubens Gonçalves 'Rubinho' Barrichello
Germany Michael Schumacher 
262
Lucky Strike British American Racing HondaBAR
006 
United Kingdom Jenson Alexander Lyons Button
Japan Takuma Sato 
119
Mild Seven Benetton PlaylifeRenault
R24 
Spain Fernando Alonso
Italy Jarno Trulli
Canada Jacques Villeneuve 
105
BMW WilliamsF1 TeamWilliams
FW26 
Spain Marc Gené
Colombia Juan Pablo Montoya
Brazil Antonio Reginaldo Pizzonia Jr.
Germany Ralf Schumacher 
88
West McLaren MercedesMcLaren
MP4-19
MP4-19B 
United Kingdom David Marshall Coulthard
Finland Kimi-Matias Raikkonen 
69
Sauber PetronasSauber
C23 
Italy Giancarlo Fisichella
Brazil Felipe Massa 
34
Jaguar RacingJaguar
R5 
Austria Christian Klien
Australia Mark Alan Webber 
10
Panasonic Toyota RacingToyota
TF104 
Brazil Cristiano Monteiro da Matta
France Olivier Panis
Italy Jarno Trulli
Brazil Ricardo Luiz Zonta 
9
Jordan FordJordan
EJ14 
Germany Timo Glock
Germany Nick Lars Heidfeld
Italy Giorgio Pantano 
5
10 Minardi CosworthMinardi
PS04B 
Hungary Zsolt Baumgartner
Italy Gianmaria 'Gimmi' Bruni 
1

2004 Season Review
RaceCircuitDateWinning DriverConstructor
 Australian Grand Prix  Melbourne Grand Prix CircuitMar 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Malaysian Grand Prix  SepangMar 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Bahrain Grand Prix  Bahrain International CircuitApr 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 San Marino Grand Prix  Autodromo Enzo e Dino FerrariApr 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Gran Premio de Penya Rhin  Circuit de CatalunyaMay 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Monaco Grand Prix  MonacoMay 2004  Jarno TrulliRenault 
 European Grand Prix  NürburgringMay 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Canadian Grand Prix  Circuit Gilles VilleneuveJun 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 United States Grand Prix  IndianapolisJun 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 French Grand Prix  Magny-CoursJul 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 British Grand Prix  SilverstoneJul 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 German Grand Prix  HockenheimringJul 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Hungarian Grand Prix  HungaroringAug 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Belgian Grand Prix  Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps,Spa,BelgiumAug 2004  Kimi-Matias RaikkonenMcLaren 
 Italian Grand Prix  MonzaSep 2004  Rubens Gonçalves 'Rubinho' BarrichelloFerrari 
 Chinese Grand Prix  ShanghaiSep 2004  Rubens Gonçalves 'Rubinho' BarrichelloFerrari 
 Japanese Grand Prix  Fuji SpeedwayOct 2004  Michael SchumacherFerrari 
 Brazilian Grand Prix  Autódromo José Carlos Pace, InterlagosOct 2004  Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams 

Formula One World Drivers' Champions
1950 G. Farina
1951 J. Fangio
1952 A. Ascari
1953 A. Ascari
1954 J. Fangio
1955 J. Fangio
1956 J. Fangio
1957 J. Fangio
1958 M. Hawthorn
1959 S. Brabham
1960 S. Brabham
1961 P. Hill, Jr
1962 N. Hill
1963 J. Clark, Jr.
1964 J. Surtees
1965 J. Clark, Jr.
1966 S. Brabham
1967 D. Hulme
1968 N. Hill
1969 S. Stewart
1970 K. Rindt
1971 S. Stewart
1972 E. Fittipaldi
1973 S. Stewart
1974 E. Fittipaldi
1975 A. Lauda
1976 J. Hunt
1977 A. Lauda
1978 M. Andretti
1979 J. Scheckter
1980 A. Jones
1981 N. Piquet
1982 K. Rosberg
1983 N. Piquet
1984 A. Lauda
1985 A. Prost
1986 A. Prost
1987 N. Piquet
1988 A. Senna
1989 A. Prost
1990 A. Senna
1991 A. Senna
1992 N. Mansell
1993 A. Prost
1994 M. Schumacher
1995 M. Schumacher
1996 D. Hill
1997 J. Villeneuve
1998 M. Hakkinen
1999 M. Hakkinen
2000 M. Schumacher
2001 M. Schumacher
2002 M. Schumacher
2003 M. Schumacher
2004 M. Schumacher
2005 F. Alonso
2006 F. Alonso
2007 K. Raikkonen
2008 L. Hamilton
2009 J. Button
2010 S. Vettel
2011 S. Vettel
2012 S. Vettel

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