Jordan ace confident of beating technical glitches

Heinz-Harald Frentzen maintains Jordan can get its season back on track. The Silverstone-based outfit made a flying start to the year scoring points in all of the first four races, but have only been in the points once since the return of launch and traction control in Spain

Jordan ace confident of beating technical glitches

Injury-plagued Frentzen has yet to decide whether he will drive in this weekend's European Grand Prix but believes the British team is getting closer to sorting out its technical gremlins.

"We started the season well, but then we had some difficulties with our launch control and afterwards some other reliability problems," said the German, who is 10th in the drivers' championship.

"That put us back a little bit and some other teams overtook us, but I'm pretty confident we will get our technical problems under control.

"There have always been ups and downs at Jordan since I joined. We have been up there and down there. At the moment we are suffering a down, but I don't see why we shouldn't go up again."

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