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🇪🇸 Juan Jover

Racing driver from Spain. Formula 1, Maserati.
Driver facts
Full name
Juan Jover
Born
23 November 1903(b. 1903)
Nationality
Spain
Current team
Maserati
Series
Formula 1
Status
Retired
Career wins
0
Career podiums
0
Career starts
1
Career DNFs
1
Racer Rating
2,931
Driver photo · 3:4
Racer Rating
2,931
RANK 3073 / 15,348 INDEXED · +0 SEASON
FIA Categorisation
Not on file
FIA CATEGORISATION NOT YET INDEXED
SOURCE · FIA.COM
SYNTHESIZED FROM 1 SOURCE · UPDATED 0H AGO

Juan Jover is a racing driver from Spain who last raced in Formula 1 for Maserati. Jover has recorded 0 wins and 0 podiums from 1 start.[1]

A Racer Rating of 2,931 ranks Jover 3073th of 15,348 indexed drivers, on an Elo scale where the strongest reach the low five figures. It is built from every indexed race in the driver's file, decayed for time since their last race.

SOURCES: [1] INDEXED RACE CLASSIFICATIONS
1951 form
LAST 1 RACES · FINISH POSITION, HIGHER IS BETTER
P1P5P10P20DNFESP
Recent results
TAP A ROW FOR THE FULL RACE
1951-10-28Circuit de PedralbesFormula 1DNF−146
Season by season
SeasonSeriesTeamRacesWinsPodiumsDNFsPolesPointsPosGain/LossRating
1951▸Formula 1Maserati100100P20−1462,931
Recent coverage
No recent coverage found.
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SERIES AND TEAM NAMES ARE TRADEMARKS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERSPRIVACY
SYNTHESIZED FROM 2 SOURCES · UPDATED 0H AGO

Juan Jover Sañes, from Barcelona, was a Spanish racing driver who made a single start in Formula 1 during 1951 in a Maserati. He finished twentieth in his only race, a result that represented the limit of his recorded competitive activity. Jover shared the distinction of being among the first Spanish drivers to reach Formula 1, pioneering the entry of Spanish motorsport talent into the sport's highest category alongside his compatriot Paco Godia.[1]

Jover's career on record encompassed only one season and one start. He raced for Maserati, a team that would field 86 drivers across its history and win nine races; his teammate in competitive terms included some of the era's strongest drivers, though his own single appearance left no record of sustained competition. He has since retired from racing.[2]

SOURCES: [1] INDEXED RACE CLASSIFICATIONS[2] Wikipedia
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