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American racing driver (1925–2001)

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Jay Chamberlain
Formula One World Championship career
Born	(1925-12-29)December 29, 1925 Los Angeles, California, United States
Died	August 1, 2001(2001-08-01) (aged 75) Tucson, Arizona, United States
Nationality	American
Active years	1962
Teams	(non-works Lotus)
Entries	3 (1 start)
Championships	0
Wins	0
Podiums	0
Career points	0
Pole positions	0
Fastest laps	0
First entry	1962 British Grand Prix
Last entry	1962 Italian Grand Prix

Jay Clifford Chamberlain (December 29, 1925 – August 1, 2001) was a racing driver from the United States. He participated in 3 World Championship Formula One Grands Prix, debuting on July 21, 1962. He scored no championship points. He also participated in numerous non-Championship Formula One races.

Chamberlain finished ninth overall at Le Mans in 1957, but first in class, driving a Lotus Eleven. Chamberlain of Burbank, California, was the United States distributor for Lotus cars.

Complete Formula One results

(key)

Year	Entrant	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	WDC	Points
1962	Ecurie Excelsior	Lotus 18	Climax Straight-4	NED	MON	BEL	FRA	GBR 15	GER DNQ	ITA DNQ	USA	RSA	NC	0
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Complete Formula One Non-Championship 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	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
1962	Ecurie Excelsior	Lotus 18	Climax Straight-4	CAP	BRX	LOM	LAV 5	GLV Ret	PAU	AIN Ret	INT 16	NAP DNQ	MAL	CLP Ret	RMS	SOL	KAN	MED DNA	DAN 9	OUL 9	MEX	RAN	NAT
Source:

References

West Coast Sports Car Journal, September 1957, Page 5.
Small, Steve (1994). The Guinness Complete Grand Prix Who's Who. Guinness. ISBN 0851127029.
"1962 Non-World Championship Grands Prix". Non-World Championship Grands Prix. Retrieved 9 April 2020.

v t e Formula One drivers from the United States
Walt Ader, Emil Andres, Bill Cantrell, Joie Chitwood, Myron Fohr & Bayliss Levrett (all 1950) Walt Brown, Cecil Green, Mack Hellings, Mauri Rose & Lee Wallard (all 1950–1951) Jimmy Davies & Walt Faulkner (1950–1951, 1953–1955) Duke Dinsmore (1950–1951, 1953, 1956) Henry Banks, George Connor, Johnny McDowell & Bill Schindler (all 1950–1952) Jack McGrath (1950–1955) Duane Carter (1950–1955, 1959–1960) Fred Agabashian & Sam Hanks (1950–1957) Johnnie Parsons (1950–1958) Troy Ruttman (1950–1958, 1960) Tony Bettenhausen, Paul Russo & Harry Schell (all 1950–1960) Spider Webb (1950, 1952–1954) Gene Hartley & Jim Rathmann (1950, 1952–1960) Bill Holland & Jackie Holmes (1950, 1953) Jerry Hoyt (1950, 1953–1955) Pat Flaherty (1950, 1953–1956, 1959) Jimmy Jackson (1950, 1954) Dick Rathmann (1950, 1956, 1958–1960) Carl Forberg & Bill Mackey (1951) Bobby Ball, Joe James & Chet Miller (1951–1952) Cliff Griffith (1951–1952, 1956) Duke Nalon (1951–1953) Manny Ayulo (1951–1954) Chuck Stevenson (1951–1954, 1960) Bill Vukovich (1951–1955) Andy Linden (1951–1957) Rodger Ward (1951–1960, 1963) Carl Scarborough (1951, 1953) Mike Nazaruk (1951, 1953–1954) Gene Force (1951, 1960) Robert O'Brien & Jim Rigsby (1952) Bob Scott (1952–1954) Art Cross (1952–1955) Bob Sweikert (1952–1956) Jimmy Bryan & Eddie Johnson (1952–1960) George Fonder (1952, 1954) Jimmy Reece (1952, 1954–1958) Johnny Mantz (1953) Ernie McCoy & Fred Wacker (1953–1954) Marshall Teague (1953–1954, 1957) Cal Niday (1953–1955) Jimmy Daywalt (1953–1957, 1959) Don Freeland & Johnny Thomson (1953–1960) John Fitch (1953, 1955) Frank Armi, Larry Crockett & Len Duncan (all 1954) Bill Homeier (1954–1955, 1960) Ed Elisian & Pat O'Connor (1954–1958) Keith Andrews (1955–1956) Ray Crawford (1955–1956, 1959) Al Herman (1955–1957, 1959–1960) Eddie Russo (1955–1957, 1960) Al Keller (1955–1959) Johnny Boyd (1955–1960) Chuck Weyant (1955, 1957–1959) Shorty Templeman (1955, 1958, 1960) Johnnie Tolan (1956–1958) Jack Turner (1956–1959) Bob Christie & Bob Veith (1956–1960) Billy Garrett (1956, 1958) Don Edmunds, Elmer George & Herbert MacKay-Fraser (all 1957) Bill Cheesbourg & Mike Magill (1957–1959) Eddie Sachs (1957–1960) Masten Gregory (1957–1963, 1965) George Amick, Art Bisch, Bruce Kessler & Jerry Unser Jr. (all 1958) Jud Larson & Carroll Shelby (1958–1959) A. J. Foyt, Paul Goldsmith & Len Sutton (1958–1960) Phil Hill (1958–1964, 1966) Dempsey Wilson (1958, 1960) Chuck Arnold, Harry Blanchard, Phil Cade, George Constantine & Bob Said (all 1959) Red Amick, Don Branson, Bobby Grim & Jim McWithey (all 1959–1960) Pete Lovely (1959–1960, 1969–1971) Dan Gurney (1959–1968, 1970) Chuck Daigh, Bob Drake, Fred Gamble, Jim Hurtubise, Lance Reventlow, Alfonso Thiele, Bud Tingelstad & Wayne Weiler (all 1960) Lloyd Ruby (1960–1961) Jim Hall (1960–1963) Richie Ginther (1960–1967) Roger Penske (1961–1962) Hap Sharp (1961–1964) Walt Hansgen (1961, 1964) Jay Chamberlain, Timmy Mayer & Rob Schroeder (all 1962) Tony Settember (1962–1963) Frank Dochnal & Thomas Monarch (1963) Ronnie Bucknum (1964–1966) Peter Revson (1964, 1971–1974) Bob Bondurant (1965–1966) Mike Fisher & Tom Jones (1967) Bobby Unser (1968) Mario Andretti (1968–1972, 1974–1982) Gus Hutchison (1970) Skip Barber & Sam Posey (1971–1972) Mark Donohue (1971, 1974–1975) George Follmer (1973) Brett Lunger (1975–1978) Danny Ongais (1977–1978) Bobby Rahal (1978) Eddie Cheever (1978, 1980–1989) Kevin Cogan (1980–1981) Danny Sullivan (1983) Michael Andretti (1993) Scott Speed (2006–2007) Alexander Rossi (2015) Logan Sargeant (2023–2024)

Formula One drivers from the United States

Walt Ader, Emil Andres, Bill Cantrell, Joie Chitwood, Myron Fohr & Bayliss Levrett (all 1950)
Walt Brown, Cecil Green, Mack Hellings, Mauri Rose & Lee Wallard (all 1950–1951)
Jimmy Davies & Walt Faulkner (1950–1951, 1953–1955)
Duke Dinsmore (1950–1951, 1953, 1956)
Henry Banks, George Connor, Johnny McDowell & Bill Schindler (all 1950–1952)
Jack McGrath (1950–1955)
Duane Carter (1950–1955, 1959–1960)
Fred Agabashian & Sam Hanks (1950–1957)
Johnnie Parsons (1950–1958)
Troy Ruttman (1950–1958, 1960)
Tony Bettenhausen, Paul Russo & Harry Schell (all 1950–1960)
Spider Webb (1950, 1952–1954)
Gene Hartley & Jim Rathmann (1950, 1952–1960)
Bill Holland & Jackie Holmes (1950, 1953)
Jerry Hoyt (1950, 1953–1955)
Pat Flaherty (1950, 1953–1956, 1959)
Jimmy Jackson (1950, 1954)
Dick Rathmann (1950, 1956, 1958–1960)
Carl Forberg & Bill Mackey (1951)
Bobby Ball, Joe James & Chet Miller (1951–1952)
Cliff Griffith (1951–1952, 1956)
Duke Nalon (1951–1953)
Manny Ayulo (1951–1954)
Chuck Stevenson (1951–1954, 1960)
Bill Vukovich (1951–1955)
Andy Linden (1951–1957)
Rodger Ward (1951–1960, 1963)
Carl Scarborough (1951, 1953)
Mike Nazaruk (1951, 1953–1954)
Gene Force (1951, 1960)
Robert O'Brien & Jim Rigsby (1952)
Bob Scott (1952–1954)
Art Cross (1952–1955)
Bob Sweikert (1952–1956)
Jimmy Bryan & Eddie Johnson (1952–1960)
George Fonder (1952, 1954)
Jimmy Reece (1952, 1954–1958)
Johnny Mantz (1953)
Ernie McCoy & Fred Wacker (1953–1954)
Marshall Teague (1953–1954, 1957)
Cal Niday (1953–1955)
Jimmy Daywalt (1953–1957, 1959)
Don Freeland & Johnny Thomson (1953–1960)
John Fitch (1953, 1955)
Frank Armi, Larry Crockett & Len Duncan (all 1954)
Bill Homeier (1954–1955, 1960)
Ed Elisian & Pat O'Connor (1954–1958)
Keith Andrews (1955–1956)
Ray Crawford (1955–1956, 1959)
Al Herman (1955–1957, 1959–1960)
Eddie Russo (1955–1957, 1960)
Al Keller (1955–1959)
Johnny Boyd (1955–1960)
Chuck Weyant (1955, 1957–1959)
Shorty Templeman (1955, 1958, 1960)
Johnnie Tolan (1956–1958)
Jack Turner (1956–1959)
Bob Christie & Bob Veith (1956–1960)
Billy Garrett (1956, 1958)
Don Edmunds, Elmer George & Herbert MacKay-Fraser (all 1957)
Bill Cheesbourg & Mike Magill (1957–1959)
Eddie Sachs (1957–1960)
Masten Gregory (1957–1963, 1965)
George Amick, Art Bisch, Bruce Kessler & Jerry Unser Jr. (all 1958)
Jud Larson & Carroll Shelby (1958–1959)
A. J. Foyt, Paul Goldsmith & Len Sutton (1958–1960)
Phil Hill (1958–1964, 1966)
Dempsey Wilson (1958, 1960)
Chuck Arnold, Harry Blanchard, Phil Cade, George Constantine & Bob Said (all 1959)
Red Amick, Don Branson, Bobby Grim & Jim McWithey (all 1959–1960)
Pete Lovely (1959–1960, 1969–1971)
Dan Gurney (1959–1968, 1970)
Chuck Daigh, Bob Drake, Fred Gamble, Jim Hurtubise, Lance Reventlow, Alfonso Thiele, Bud Tingelstad & Wayne Weiler (all 1960)
Lloyd Ruby (1960–1961)
Jim Hall (1960–1963)
Richie Ginther (1960–1967)
Roger Penske (1961–1962)
Hap Sharp (1961–1964)
Walt Hansgen (1961, 1964)
Jay Chamberlain, Timmy Mayer & Rob Schroeder (all 1962)
Tony Settember (1962–1963)
Frank Dochnal & Thomas Monarch (1963)
Ronnie Bucknum (1964–1966)
Peter Revson (1964, 1971–1974)
Bob Bondurant (1965–1966)
Mike Fisher & Tom Jones (1967)
Bobby Unser (1968)
Mario Andretti (1968–1972, 1974–1982)
Gus Hutchison (1970)
Skip Barber & Sam Posey (1971–1972)
Mark Donohue (1971, 1974–1975)
George Follmer (1973)
Brett Lunger (1975–1978)
Danny Ongais (1977–1978)
Bobby Rahal (1978)
Eddie Cheever (1978, 1980–1989)
Kevin Cogan (1980–1981)
Danny Sullivan (1983)
Michael Andretti (1993)
Scott Speed (2006–2007)
Alexander Rossi (2015)
Logan Sargeant (2023–2024)

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