reciates for what it was:
“He didn’t know the car yet he knew how to adapt quickly to everything new and manage the aerodynamics and tyres. He was very careful to apply all the instructions he was given, it was a real pleasure to work with him.
As a student of the EUROFORMULA School, where he trains regularly, Jordan PERROY has a solid technical background and this confirms Laurent FRADON’s conviction: “He is a serious student who can put the advice he is given into practice. He is also blessed with a touch of speed which should put him in front positions of the F3 Copa Class and better yet if the equipment lets him. I believe Jordan has the maturity required to put on a good championship, we will follow him closely.”
For his part, Jordan PERROY has some grounded ambitions even if he errs on the side of caution: “I want to continue to learn and improve most of all but that won’t stop me from taking the lead if I can. I got a great feeling the moment I held the wheel of the Formula 3, which is promising for the future. Not only that, I also want to take part in the “EUROFORMULA VOLANT” again and this will be great training for me!”
The first EUROPEAN OPEN challenge will take place on April 28th and 29th on the ALGARVE circuit in Portugal and the young Jordan PERROY intends to shine from the seat of his DALLARA F308.
