Aston Martin Racing

Aston Martin Racing

Full name	Aston Martin Racing
Base	Uk
Team principal	Stuart Ingers
Noted drivers	Nick van der Voort John Warrington Ed Greenhalgh John Maverick
GPG Super League career
Debut	S5 Australian Grand Prix
Races competed	117
Constructors' Championships	5
Drivers' Championships	4
Race victories	35
Pole positions	34
Fastest laps	30

Aston Martin Racing was foundered at the end of season 4 when Nick van der Voort sold Velox Racing to Stuart Ingers. Nick stayed on as lead driver for season 5 and achieved his ambition of becoming World Drivers Champion. Aston Martin also went on to win the World Constructors Championship.

Season 6 sees Ed Greenhalgh (formerly Team Shadow Subaru) joining to replace the retiring Nick van der Voort. Ed joins former team mate and ex-champ John Warrington.

Season 6 Update: Ed Greenhalgh was the winner of round 6, San Marino Grand Prix at the Imola circuit. This was Ed's first win in the series for two seasons and AMR's first win of the season. John warrington also finished 4th, giving Aston their best result so far this season.

Racing recordEdit

Complete Grandprixgames Super League resultsEdit

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap; underlined races indicate most places gained)

Season	Engine	Tyres	Drivers	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	Points	WCC
5	Aston Martin	D		AUS	FRA	JPN	BEL	ESP	BRA	GER	NED	EUR	ITA	CAN	UAE	PAC	USA	MON	TUR	GBR		229	1st
			Nick van der Voort	16	15	4	1	1	2	14	3	5	5	4	6	4	6	1	2	1
			Adam Davies	15	3	6	12	11	5	Ret	5	15	11	Ret	17	Ret
			John Warrington														2	6	13	4
6	Aston Martin	D		AUS	ITA	CAN	HUN	USA	NED	SMR	GER	JPN	SAM	ATL	AUT	MON	FRA	BEL	BRA	GBR		255	1st
			Ed Greenhalgh	18	6	15	7	8	7	1	Ret	1	1	3	1	1	1	1	1	13
			John Warrington	19	12	6	18	3	14	4	6	Ret	7	12	3	7	Ret	2	2	5
7	Aston Martin	D		AUS	GCO	JPN	CAN	USA	FRA	NED	BEL	SUI	ITA	SMR	BRA	OCE	AUT	HUN	GER	GBR		294	1st
			Ed Greenhalgh	1	1	12	Ret	14	3	3	1	1	10	1	1	11	1	1	2	3
			John Warrington	5	19	5	6	2	10	13	3	22	1	Ret	2	3	2	18	3	Ret
8	Aston Martin	B		AUS	SOA	SIN	MAL	JPN	CAN	SAM	BRA	BEL	GER	AUT	SMR	ITA	MON	FRA	LUX	GBR		559	1st
			Ed Greenhalgh	12	1	10	13	6	2	Ret	5	1	15	4	1	4	5	Ret	1	9
			John Maverick	10	10	8	8	2	3	2	22	15	1	1	8	13	3	Ret	Ret	6
9	Aston Martin	P		AUS	JPN	MAL	RSA	ESP	CAN	USA	BRA	BEL	EUR	NED	ITA	AUT	CZE	GER	FRA	GBR		195	3rd
			John Maverick	3	5	15	19	4	3	9	8	12	10	2	4	2	Ret	9	18	13
			Andrei Sevastian	14	11	18
			Jack Elleker				4	2	4	10	12	1	1	Ret	3	1	8	5	Ret	16
10	Aston Martin	D		AUS	PAC	MAL	JPN	UAE	ITA	AUT	EUR	CAN	USA	BRA	RSA	OCE	GER	BEL	NED	GBR	FLE	252	1st
			Jack Elleker	2	7	7	Ret	1	2	Ret	Ret	Ret	3	1	7	3	7	9	10	3	11
			John Maverick	6	12	2	9	2	1	6	2	Ret	16	11	3	9	6	4	4	7	5
11	Aston Martin	D		AUS	MAL	JPN	ITA	ESP	RSA	BRA	USA	CAN	GER	AUT	BEL	GBR	NED					158	2nd
			Jack Elleker	10	10	4	4	5	1	14	Ret	11	17	9	2	5	5
			Christopher Hinz	20	15	2	10	4	11	15	1	2	5	4	9	Ret	Ret

GalleryEdit

• S5: Winning both titles right in their debut season
• S6: Successfully defending both titles
• S7: Back-to-back titles for Greenhalgh, and 3rd consecutive constructors' title
• S8: 3 in a row for Greenhalgh, 4 for the team
• S8: Tribute livery to the late Allan Simonsen, run at the French GP
• S9: First season without title after Greenhalgh's departure
• S10: 5th constructors' title for the team
• S11: 2nd place in the standings, clearly beaten by Southern Cross Racing

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