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Max Jean was born on 27 July, 1943 in Marseille, France, is a French racing driver (born 1943). Discover Max Jean's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 80 years old?
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27 July, 1943 |
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27 July |
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Marseille, France |
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France
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Max Jean Net Worth
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$1 Million - $5 Million |
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He failed to qualify the team's Brabham BT38 for the Pau round, and finished in 13th position in August's race at Albi.
Max Jean (born 27 July 1943) is a French former racing driver who won the Formule France championship in 1968.
He was Formule France champion in 1968 – driving for the works GRAC team, and taking 11 victories from the series' 17 events – in a field that included future two-time 24 Hours of Le Mans race winner Gérard Larrousse and future Formula One driver Jean-Pierre Jarier.
His success encouraged Ecurie GRAC to construct a Formula Three car for him to run in 1969, but results were meager.
He finished tenth at the Pau round and seventh in Dijon, but these were his only two race finishes in the French championship and he frequently failed to qualify for races.
In 1970 he parted company from GRAC and secured funding from the lubricants manufacturer Motul to run a works-supported Tecno car.
At the opening race of the season, in Nogaro, he finished in second position.
He repeated this placing in the fourth and fifth rounds of the championship at Linas-Montlhéry and Magny-Cours.
However, apart from a sixth placed finish in round eight at Dijon and ninth on aggregate at the second visit to Nogaro, he did not reach the finishing flag in any of his other appearances, having suffered from a variety of mechanical failures.
Jean qualified the 701 in 23rd place in the 24 car field, but started in 22nd position following the withdrawal of March works driver Nanni Galli.
During the race Jean's car suffered from a malfunctioning gearbox and he finished the race unclassified and last, nine laps behind the winner.
In addition to numerous Formula Two and Formula Three entries, Jean participated in one Formula One Grand Prix, driving a March for Frank Williams Racing Cars in his home race on 4 July 1971.
He scored no championship points.
Max Jean was born in Marseille.
Early in his career, his name was incorrectly listed as Jean Max on an entry form and he was often known by this name subsequently.
In 1971 Jean took his Motul sponsorship to the independent Frank Williams Racing Cars team, and he drove their March 712M Formula Two car for them at Rouen and Pau.
However, on both occasions he failed to finish.
He also failed to qualify the car for the Monza Lottery race in June.
His involvement with the Williams team gave Jean the opportunity to participate in his home Formula One event that year: the 1971 French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard in July.
As Williams had upgraded their lead driver, Jean's compatriot Henri Pescarolo, to a 1971-model March 711 car the team's 1970-specification March 701 was available.
After 1971 Jean's racing activities reduced.
In 1972 he took part in two Formula Two races for the Rondel Racing team, who also benefitted from Motul sponsorship.
In 1973 Jean re-entered the French Formula Three championship, driving an Automobiles Martini car for the ORECA team.
Following a season of low points and no points finishes and retirements, at the end of the year Motul cut their sponsorship and Jean retired.
Following the conclusion of his racing career, Max Jean built a successful family business in transport.
Nevertheless, despite his disappointing performances in Formula Three, he was drafted into the works Tecno team for Formula Two races at Paul Ricard in France and Tulln-Langenlebarn in Austria, where he finished in seventh and 13th places, respectively.
