Jack Fairman

Jack Fairman (born 15 March 1913 in Horley, died 7 February 2002 in Rugby) was a British racing driver. The owner of a tooling factory, Fairman occasionally took up motor racing, in which he proved to be extremely reliable and determined, making him suited to sportscar racing, notably winning the 1000km of the Nürburgring and Tourist Trophy in 1959, both times with Stirling Moss. His Formula One career was less illustrious, at first driving for Warden in the 1954 British Grand Prix, then competing for Vanwall and Owen Racing Organisation, without much success. He later went on to compete in the World Sprint Racing Championship for AC, before retiring from motorsport in 1963.

Fairman made his first mark in Formula One by finishing in an impressive fourth place in the 1958 French Grand Prix.

Complete Alternate Formula One results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Entrant	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	WDC	Pts.
1954	F.H. Warden Competition	Bentley Speed 3	Jaguar JFE-2 4.5 V12	MON	FRA	BEL	NED	GBR DNPQ	SUI	GER	USA	ITA			NC	0
1956	Vandervell Products Ltd.	Vanwall VW56	Vanwall 254 2.5 L4	MON	FRA	BEL	GER Ret	GDR							NC	0
	Owen Racing Organisation	O.S.C.A. F156A									GBR DNPQ	ITA	THA
			BRM P25 2.5 L4						IRL Ret	SCO DNQ
1957	Owen Racing Organisation	O.S.C.A. F156A	BRM P26 2.5 L4	MAR	MON	FRA Ret	BEL Ret	NED Ret	IRL Ret	GBR DNQ	GER 13	ITA 8	ESP Ret	USA	NC	0
1958	Owen Racing Organisation	O.S.C.A. F156A	BRM P26 2.5 L4	AUS	MON	FRA 4	NED Ret	BEL Ret	GER 17	GBR DNQ	POR DNQ	ITA	MAR Ret	USA	19th	3

* denotes season still in progress