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Ajay Motorsports are a team in FF1M. They are run by AFIA boss Ajayrious and take part in FF1M whenever there is a space left unfilled at the end of a Pre Season Entry Period. As Ajayrious runs the AFIA and therefore FF1M, he will usually wait until all other teams have made their Driver and Engine choices before announcing those of Ajay Motorsports in order to ensure that the series is run fairly. As a result of this Ajay Motorsports usually occupies the back part of the grid and employs drivers that most other teams would usually avoid. There was however one exception to this when in 1996, the team was able to employ Damon Hill (who would later win the FF1M Drivers Championship for Gui Racing in 1997), as he had not been chosen by any of the other teams. It was in this season that Ajay Motorsports recorded their first win and highest ever championship finish of 4th.

History

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Michael Pedersen driving for Ajay in AF1RL

Ajay Motorsports first competed in FF1M during Season 2 after Jordan pulled out of the series. They competed until the end of the 1997 FF1M Season when a full grid meant that their participation was no longer required. However they returned to FF1M a season later after J Racing pulled out of the series.

Other Series

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Ajay Motorsports won the BATRacer GP2 championship on their 2nd attempt

Ajay Motorsports competed in all but one seasons of AF1RL running with Toyota engines and starting one hundred and forty five races, winning fifteen of them and clinching the Constructors Championship twice. Andrew Jones drove for the team for all of its spell in AF1RL. In the first two seasons his team-mate was Toosh, but thereafter he was replaced by Michael Pedersen for the remainder of the teams life in AF1RL.

The team has also taken part in BATracer championships. They began in British Touring Cars with drivers Andrew Jones and Jake Ellis where they finished as Runners Up thanks to a late charge by Yarrack Racing who won the title. The team then moved to GP2 where they spent a painful first season without scoring a point. In their second season however they won the Teams Championship with drivers Andrew Jones, Craig Nayler and Michael Frijlink. Nayler and Frijink also won the Drivers Championship that season, which was shared due to the way BATracer works. Ajay Motorsports are now taking a break from BATracer over Christmas before deciding whether to continue in GP2 or a move to Formula 3.

Complete Results

FF1M

Year Engine Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins Drivers Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins
Season 2 Renault 11th 16 1 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- David Coulthard 19th 16 1
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Giancarlo Fisichella 22nd 16 0
Season 3 Honda 10th 17 5 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- David Coulthard 16th 17 4
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Martin Brundle 19th 17 1
Season 4 Toyota 11th 17 3 20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Neel Jani 23rd 17 0
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Gianmaria Bruni 22nd 10 1
22px-Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg-1- Andreas Zuber 20th 7 2
Season 5 Hart (Works) 11th 16 2 22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Rubens Barrichello 20th 16 0
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Martin Brundle 18th 16 2
Season 6 Ford 11th 16 6 22px-Flag of Austria.svg-1- Gerhard Berger 20th 16 5
22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Rubens Barrichello 22nd 16 1
Season 7 Ford (Works) 10th 16 2 22px-Flag of Finland.svg-1- Mika Salo 19th 16 2
22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Rubens Barrichello 22nd 16 0
Season 8 Ford (Works) 10th 17 2 22px-Flag of Japan.svg-1- Ukyo Katayama 22nd 17 0
22px-Flag of Denmark.svg-1- Jan Magnussen 19th 17 2
1996 Ford (Works) 4th 16 85 2 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Damon Hill 3rd 16 64 2
22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Olivier Panis 11th 16 21
1997 Mugen Honda 10th 17 4 22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Cristiano Da Matta 18th 17 4
22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Ricardo Zonta 23rd 15 0
22px-Flag of Colombia.svg-1- Juan Pablo Montoya 24th 2 0
1999 Supertec 7th 17 24 22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Olivier Panis 16th 14 7
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Justin Wilson 14th 3 10
22px-Flag of Malaysia.svg-1- Alex Yoong 22nd 14 1
22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Ricardo Zonta 18th 3 6
2001 Asiatech (Turbo) 10th 17 17 22px-Flag of Canada.svg-1- Jacques Villeneuve 16th 17 13
22px-Flag of Finland.svg-1- Mika Hakkinen 18th 17 4
2002 BMW (Turbo) 6th 16 44 1 22px-Flag of Canada.svg-1- Jacques Villeneuve 9th 16 36 1
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- David Coulthard 15th 16 8
2006 Toyota V8 14th 0/17 0 22px-Flag of Colombia.svg-1- Juan Pablo Montoya 29th 0 0
22px-Flag of Canada.svg-1- Jacques Villeneuve 28th 0 0
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Giorgio Pantano 32nd 0 0
2007 Ajay V10 14th 4/17 1 22px-Flag of Germany.svg-1- Nick Heidfeld 29th 2 0
22px-Flag of Brazil.svg-1- Nelson Piquet Jnr 23rd 2 1
India Narain Karthikeyan 30th 2 0
22px-Flag of Finland.svg-1- Heikki Kovalainen 25th 4* 0
2008 Ajay V10 12th 2/17 0 22px-Flag of Germany.svg-1- Nick Heidfeld 24th 2 0
22px-Flag of Japan.svg-1- Takuma Sato 27th 2 0
2009 Ajay V10 9th 15/18 24 22px-Flag of Spain.svg-1- Fernando Alonso 18th 15** 10
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Adam Carroll 29th 0** 0
22px-Flag of Austria.svg-1- Christian Klien 12th 15 14
2011 Mugen Honda 8th 17 35 22px-Flag of Finland.svg-1- Heikki Kovalainen 12th 17 21
22px-Flag of Germany.svg-1- Timo Glock 15th 17 14
2012 Cosworth (C) 9th 18 12 22px-Flag of Australia.svg-1- Mark Webber 16th 18 8
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Jenson Button 19th 14 4
22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Tom Dillmann 24th 4 0
2017 Hart (M) 22px-Flag of Poland.svg-1- Robert Kubica
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- James Clark

*Previously drove two races for Mitchell.

**Fernando Alonso was replaced by Adam Carroll for the Japanese GP. Ajay then failed to qualify for that race.

Classic

Year Chassis-Engine Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins Drivers Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins
1950 Ferrari 10th 1 0 22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Luigi Villoresi 19th 1 0
22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Eugene Chaboud 16th 1 0
1986 Minardi-Motori Moderni 11th 10 1 22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Philippe Streiff 17th 10 1
20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Marc Surer 22nd 10 0
1987 Piratelli-BMW 11th 10 0 22px-Flag of Spain.svg-1- Adrian Campos 21st 10 0
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Piercarlo Ghinzani 22nd 10 0
1989 March-Honda 11th 10 5 22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Andrea de Cesaris 17th 10 3
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Stefano Modena 19th 10 2
1990 Sundo-Renault 11th 10 1 22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Stefano Modena 22nd 10 1
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Andrea de Cesaris 17th 10 0

FF2M

Season Engine Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins Drivers Ch. Pos. Races Points Wins
2007 (Europe) Renault 8th 19 20 22px-Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg-1- Andreas Zuber 19th 19 13
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Luca Filippi 16th 19 7
2008 (Europe) Renault 7th 20 36 1 22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Luca Filippi 13th 20 17
22px-Flag of Portugal.svg-1- Alvaro Parente 10th 20 21 1
2008-09 (Asia) Renault 11th 16 8 22px-Flag of Spain.svg-1- Dani Clos 16th 16 3
22px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ho Pin Tung 14th 16 5
2009 (Europe) Renault 9th 20 31 1 22px-Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jerome D'Ambrosio 11th 20 26 1
22px-Flag of Spain.svg-1- Dani Clos 21st 20 5
2009-10 (Asia) Renault 16 22px-Flag of Bulgaria.svg-1- Vladimir Arabadzhiev 16
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Sam Bird 16
2010 (Europe) Renault 9th 20 13 20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Fabio Leimer 19th 20 6
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Oliver Turvey 18th 20 7
2011 Renault 5th 14 104 22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Luca Filippi 8th 14 56
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Davide Valsecchi 10th 14 48
2012 (Asia Pacific) Renault 7th 10 16 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Jolyon Palmer 10th 10 16
22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Tom Dillmann 19th 10 0
2012 (Europe) Renault 8th 16 26 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- James Calado 20th 8 0
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Jolyon Palmer 14th 8 24*
22px-Flag of France.svg-1- Tom Dillmann 14th 16 13
2012-13 (Asia) Renault 7th 14 33 1 20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Fabio Leimer 7th 14 33 1
22px-Flag of Japan.svg-1- Ryō Hirakawa 18th 14 0
2013 (Europe) Renault 11th 20 0 22px-Flag of Russia.svg-1- Sergey Sirotkin 22nd 20 0
22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Will Stevens 20th 20 0
2013-14 (Asia) Renault 2nd 14 65 4 20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Fabio Leimer 1st 14 65 4
22px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ma Qing Hua 23rd 14 0
2014 (Europe) Renault 5th 20 71 3 22px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Genjo Tse 11th 20 19 1
22px-Flag of Japan.svg-1- Itsuki Yoshida 5th 20 52 2
2014-15 (Asia) MRD 11th 12 3 22px-Flag of Japan.svg-1- Nobuharu Matsushita 18th 12 3
22px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Ma Qing Hua 20th 12 0
2015 (Europe) MRD 4th 20 87 1 22px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg-1- Jolyon Palmer 12th 20 24
22px-Flag of Italy.svg-1- Mattia Alfonsi 5th 20 63 1
2016 (Europe) MRD 6th 20 49 1 20px-Flag of Switzerland.svg-1- Louis Deletraz 22nd 20 0
22px-Flag of New Zealand.svg-1- Mason Taylor 5th 20 49 1

*11 points were scored with OLM Racing.

AFIA Indycar Series

Main article: Ajay Motorsports (Indycar)

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