🏳️ Juan Fayen

Juan Fayen competed in International GT racing during 2022 and 2023, amassing ten starts with a strong record of nine podium finishes and no wins. His average finishing position of 2.8 across classified results demonstrates consistent competitiveness in the field, though he never converted that consistency into victory. Fayen retired from racing following the 2023 season.[1]

Fayen's competitive standing emerges most clearly from his head-to-head records against established rivals. Against Tom Pank, a three-time champion rated significantly above him, Fayen finished ahead on five occasions while losing the comparison four times; this split record across nine shared races represents a creditable showing against a much stronger driver. He also demonstrated superiority over Mark Sandridge in six of eight meetings, and held his own against fellow national-level competitors Mark Mathys and Bob Neapole. Conversely, Reg Williams, a professional-calibre driver with a rating near 4,000, outfinished Fayen in all six of their encounters, illustrating a clear gap at the top of the field.

Despite his strong podium conversion rate, Fayen's racer rating of 2,171 places him at the amateur end of the competitive spectrum. His brief two-season career yielded isolated results against stronger drivers, including a single victory over FIA Silver-graded Mike Skeen and another over former champion Lukas Pank, but these remained exceptions rather than patterns within his record. His racing remained confined to a single series in his recorded career.