Paul Jordan issues apology to Jackson Racing team after crash in wet at Frohburg IRRC finale brings weekend to early conclusion
Magherafelt rider Paul Jordan apologised to his Jackson Racing team after crashing in the wet at the final round of the International Road Racing Championship (IRRC) at Frohburg in Germany on Sunday.
Jordan had claimed pole in qualifying on the Jackson Racing Ducati Panigale V2 but his weekend ended early after he was caught out by the conditions.


He made his debut at Frohburg in 2025 and sealed a double, setting a new Supersport lap record as a guest rider on a Yamaha R6.
In a post on social media, Jordan said: “Frohburg IRRC 2026 unfortunately didn’t go to plan, unfortunately my fault I clipped a white line in the wet and went down.
“Sorry to the team for the crash and letting them and myself down from a great weekend.
“Couldn’t ask for a better bunch behind me, I appreciate the support they give me and without them, I wouldn’t be living this dream.
“So thank you and sorry again for putting a stop to our weekend.”
