Jordan has achieved the unprecedented distinction of winning not only the European KF2 title but also the British Championship in the same year. With some strategic racing, he secured enough points in the first Final to have some fun in the second race.

Jordan was back with a bang at the weekend in the penultimate round of the British Championship at Larkhall in Scotland, where he won both points-scoring races.

Jordan sensationally won the European KF2 Championship at Essay, France, after starting the Prefinal in 29th place and making up 22 places, then gaining another seven in the main Final.

Jordan took his fifth win in a row at Whilton Mill, Northamptonshire, at the weekend in the KF2 Super One national championship. He has retained the championship lead and is now just past the midway point of the 14-race (seven event) season.

The third round of the Super One National Championship was held on a wet and dry weekend, not the ideal conditions for either driver or team manager, but Jordan Chamberlain overcame bad luck in the early stages of the meeting to take two wins at Rowrah in Cumbria to further strengthen his KF2 championship challenge.