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Driver Portrait Jay Chamberlain
American Lotus-Climax

Jay Chamberlain

American
1 Seasons in F1
Did You Know
The first F1 World Championship race was the 1950 British Grand Prix at Silverstone on 13 May 1950.

Profile

Jay Chamberlain

Jay Chamberlain was a American Formula 1 driver who competed 1962. across 3 races, taking 0 wins, 0 podiums and 0 pole positions for Lotus-Climax.

Number
-
Nationality
American
Team
Lotus-Climax
Career
1962

Career Stats

Seasons
1
Races
3
Wins
0
Podiums
0
Poles
0
Fastest Laps
0
WDC
0

Teammate Duels

Jay Chamberlain
Career vs all teammates qualifying + race
Chamberlain 0 Qualifying 6 Teammate
0%
100%
0–6 across 6 weekends
Chamberlain 1 Race 4 Teammate
20%
80%
1–4 across 5 weekends
By teammate
vs Jim Clark 1962
Q
0–1
R
0–1
Q
0–1
R
0–1
Q
0–1
R
1–0
vs Tony Shelly 1962
Q
0–1
vs Jack Brabham 1962
Q
0–1
R
0–1
Q
0–1
R
0–1

Qualifying head-to-head by grid slot; race by classified finish. Only weekends where both cars were classified count.

Career Mosaic

Every start as a tile 3 tiles

One square per race across the whole career. Sort by outcome for the block of gold wins tapering to the red corner of retirements, or by chronological order to read the career start-to-finish.

Sort by
Key
Finished 1 DNF · mech 2

Every tile is a clickable link — select one to open that race.

Season by Season

Year Pos Team Points Wins Races Best
1962
35
Lotus-Climax 0 0 3 P15
Career1 seasons
Wins
0
Races
3
Best
P15
Finished P35
1962 standings →

Race by Race · All Seasons

Year Race Team Grid Finish Pts Status
1962 Italian Grand Prix Italian Grand Prix Lotus-Climax 0 F 0 Did not qualify
1962 German Grand Prix German Grand Prix Lotus-Climax 0 F 0 Did not qualify
1962 British Grand Prix British Grand Prix Lotus-Climax 20
15
0 +11 Laps
Grid
0
Finish
DNQ
Δ Pos
Points
0
Did not qualify
Grid 0 → DNQ
Race result →
Grid
0
Finish
DNQ
Δ Pos
Points
0
Did not qualify
Grid 0 → DNQ
Race result →
Grid
20
Finish
15
Δ Pos
+5
Points
0
+11 Laps
Grid 20 → P15 ▲ 5
Race result →