Biography
Max Jean was born in Marseille on 27 July 1943. In 1968 he won the Formule France championship with the works GRAC team, taking 11 victories from 17 events. He then raced in Formula Three, driving a Tecno in 1970, when he finished second three times. That year he also took part in two Formula Two races for the Tecno works team.
In 1971 he raced in Formula Two for Frank Williams Racing Cars. His only World Championship start came in his home race, the French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard on 4 July 1971. Driving a March 701, he qualified 23rd but started 22nd after Nanni Galli withdrew. His gearbox gave trouble, and he finished last and unclassified, nine laps behind the winner. He scored no points. His career ended after the 1973 Formula Three season.
Source: Wikipedia, “Max Jean”. Text licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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