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Jan Flinterman

Decorated Dutch Spitfire pilot and post-war chief of Holland’s fighter pilot school who turned his hand to motor racing and became the first Dutchman to contest a Grand Prix, driving an Escuderia Baneirantes entered Maserati A6GCM in the 1953 Dutch Grand Prix. His own car broke down so he took over Brazilian Francisco Landi’s and finished ninth after his fifteenth-placed start. Later became MD of Dutch airline Martinair. Also broke speed records.

Born	02/10/1919
Place of Birth	Leiden
Died	26/12/1992
Place of Death	Leiden
Nationality	NL

Race Presences	1
Race Starts	(100%) 1

Did Not Start	0
Did Not Qualify	0
Retired	(100%) 1

Race Wins	0
Podium Finishes	0
Fastest Laps	0
Pole Positions	0
Front Row Starts	0

Total Points	0

Season Championship Position	unplaced
Season Driver Points	0
8, 6, 4, 3 and 2 points awarded to the first five finishers. The fastest lap each race also scored a point. All points shared for shared drivers. Only the best 4 scores were totalled for the championship.

Years in Competition	1
Championships Won	0
Race Presences	1
Race Starts	(100%) 1

Did Not Start	0
Did Not Qualify	0
Retired	(100%) 1

Race Wins	0
Podium Finishes	0
Fastest Laps	0
Pole Positions	0
Front Row Starts	0

Total Driver Points	0
Last Race	Dutch GP (17/08/1952)

F1

Seasons

1950s

1952

Drivers

Flinterman, Jan

Jan Flinterman