Juan María Traverso

Juan María El Flaco Traverso (born on 28 December 1950 in Ramallo, Buenos Aires Province ^[1]), is a retired car racing driving, now living in Beccar. He is married with three children.

Statistics

TC2000

Races: 304
Wins: 68
First win: September 28, 1980 - Ford Taunus - Las Flores circuit
Pole positions: 73
Fastest laps: 58
Titles: 7 - 6 with Renault Fuego (1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993) and 1 with Peugeot 405 (1995)
Cars: Ford Taunus (Official team) (1980–83), Ford Taunus (Akel team) (1984), Renault 18 (Berta team) (1985), Renault Fuego (Official team) (1986–1993), Peugeot 405 (Semi-official team) (1994–1997), Honda Civic Coupe (Official team) (1998), Mitsubishi Lancer (Official team) (1999), Toyota Corolla (Official team) (2000–02), Mitsubishi Lancer (GF Motorsport team) (2002).

Turismo Carretera

Races: 235
Wins: 46
Heat wins: 60
First win: October 29, 1972 - Renault Torino - 25 de Mayo circuit
Pole positions: 20
Fastest laps: 18
Podiums: 86
Titles: 6 - 3 with Ford (1977, 1978 and 1999) and 3 with Chevrolet (1995, 1996 and 1997)
Cars: Renault Torino (private team) (1971–73), Ford Falcon (Official team) (1973–1978), Ford Falcon (West team with Oscar Aventin) (1983), Ford Falcon (Degliantoni team) (1983), Renault Torino (invited by Alberto Clerc) (1989), Chevy SS (invited to Buenos Aires Two Hours by Osvaldo Morresi) (1993), Chevy SS (private team) (1994–97), Ford Falcon (private team) (1998–99), Chevy SS (Urtubey Competición team) (2002–03) and Renault Torino-Cherokee (Urtubey Competición team) (2004–05).

Top Race

Races: 83
Wins: 19
First win: February 23, 1997 - Mercedes-Benz 280 - Pinamar circuit
Titles: 3 - 2 with Mercedes-Benz 280 (1998 and 1999) - 1 with BMW 320i (2003)
Cars: Mercedes-Benz 280 (1998–99), Peugeot 405 (1999), BMW 320 (2002–03), Citroën C5 (2005)

Club Argentino de Pilotos (CAP)

Wins: 7
Cars: Datsun 280 ZX (1982–85) and Nissan 300 ZX (1986)

Rally

Wins: 3
Super Prime Tournament wins: 6
Cars: Renault 18 GTX Class 3 (1987–1992)

European Formula 2

Best result: 4th in Misano circuit (1979)
Cars: March 792-Hart (1979)

Italian Gran Turismo

Wins: 4
Best championship result: runner-up in 1993
Cars: Lancia Delta Class 2 Group N

Overall

Races: 743
Wins: 155

References

↑ Profile at DriverDB.com

Sporting positions
Preceded by Héctor Gradassi	Turismo Carretera champion 1977-1978	Succeeded by Francisco Espinosa
Preceded by Rubén Daray	TC2000 champion 1986	Succeeded by Silvio Oltra
Preceded by Silvio Oltra	TC2000 champion 1988	Succeeded by Miguel Ángel Guerra
Preceded by Miguel Ángel Guerra	TC2000 champion 1990-1993	Succeeded by Guillermo Maldonado
Preceded by Guillermo Maldonado	TC2000 champion 1995	Succeeded by Ernesto Bessone
Preceded by Eduardo Ramos	Turismo Carretera champion 1995-1997	Succeeded by Guillermo Ortelli
Preceded by Guillermo Ortelli	Turismo Carretera champion 1999	Succeeded by Guillermo Ortelli
Preceded by Omar Martínez	Top Race V6 champion 1998-1999	Succeeded by Omar Martínez
Preceded by Diego Aventín	Top Race V6 champion 2003	Succeeded by Ernesto Bessone

Turismo Carretera

Champion drivers	1939 Ángel Lo Valvo 1940-41 Juan Manuel Fangio 1947-48, 1953-54, 1960 Oscar Alfredo Gálvez 1949-52, 1955-58, 1961 Juan Gálvez 1959 Rodolfo de Álzaga 1962-65 Dante Emiliozzi 1966 Juan Manuel Bordeu 1967 Eduardo Copello 1968 Carlos Pairetti 1969 Gastón Perkins 1970-71 Rubén Luis di Palma 1973 Nasif Estéfano 1974-76 Héctor Gradassi 1977-78, 1995-97, 1999 Juan María Traverso 1979-80 Francisco Espinosa 1980-81 Antonio Aventín 1982 Jorge M. Boero 1983-85 Roberto Mouras 1986 Oscar Angeletti 1987-89 Oscar Castellano 1990 Emilio Satriano 1991-92 Oscar Aventín 1993 Walter Hernández 1994 Eduardo Ramos 1998, 2000-02, 2008, 2011 Guillermo Ortelli 2003 Ernesto Bessone 2004 Omar Martínez 2005 Juan Manuel Silva 2006 Norberto Fontana 2007 Christian Ledesma 2009 Emanuel Moriatis 2010 Agustín Canapino 2012 Mauro Giallombardo 2013 Diego Aventín 2014 Matías Rossi 2015 Omar Martínez

Cars	Chevrolet Dodge Ford IKA-Renault

Current circuits (2012)	Buenos Aires Junín La Pampa La Plata Mar de Ajó Neuquén Olavarría Paraná Posadas Rafaela Río Cuarto San Luis San Martín Termas de Río Hondo Trelew

Former circuits	Bahía Blanca Balcarce Comodoro Rivadavia El Zonda Neuquén Nueve de Julio Río Gallegos Salta

TC 2000 Championship / Súper TC 2000

TC 2000 Seasons	1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Súper TC 2000 Seasons	2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

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