Jordan Ross’s nightmare has continued in the 2023 Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup, a wheel failure leading to a DNS at Spa-Francorchamps for round 3 of the championship.
Already plagued by a difficult round at the season opening Turn In Race Apparel Sebring Sprint, drama struck the driver of the #143 Synergy Sim Racing Mustang again moments before qualifying for Spa-Francorchamps.
After experiencing slight difficulties pre event, Ross would experience a complete wheel failure in the 60 minute practice session leading into qualifying. Unable to fix the issue, Ross would be forced to withdraw from the event, making an already difficult season even tougher.
4 penalty’s plagued the first round of the season for Ross, crossing the line in a dismal 36th position. It looked like fortunes turned around though for Phillip Island, banking solid points along with a top ten finish to boot. Leaving Spa-Francorchamps, Jordan has found himself in difficult situation through no major fault of his own, sitting a lowly 33rd in the standings with an average finish of 18.3 over the 3 races he’s been able to contest.
As we edge closer to the Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup Road America sprint, Ross will be hungry to turn his season around & look to return to the form that he’s been able to produce in recent years.
Be sure to tune into the Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Series on the 7th of May as Jordan Ross commences his championship climb back.
