Track Record.
2006
1st 2005 Le Mans 24 Hrs – LMP2 – RML, Andy Wallace, Tomy Erdos, Mike Newton
American Le Mans Series
2nd LMP1 Team Championship-Dyson racing
2nd LMP1 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
2nd LMP2 Team Championship-Intersport racing
2nd LMP2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
European Le Mans Series
1st LMP2 Team Championship-Barazi-Epsilon
2nd LMP2 team Championship-RML
2005
2005 American Le Mans Series
2nd LMP1 Team Championship - Dyson Racing
2nd LMP1 Drivers’ Championship – Chris Dyson
2nd LMP1 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
1st LMP2 Team Championship – Intersport Racing
1st LMP2 Drivers’ Championship – Clint Field
1st LMP2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
2005 European Le Mans Series
1st LMP2 Team Championship – Chamberlain Synergy
1st LMP2 Drivers’ Championship – Gareth Evans
1st LMP2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
2004
2004 American Le Mans Series
2nd LMP1 Team Championship - Dyson Racing
2nd LMP1 Drivers’ Championship – Chris Dyson
2nd LMP1 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
1st LMP2 Team Championship – Miracle Motorsport
1st LMP2 Drivers’ Championship – Ian James
1st LMP2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER NISSAN
Superfund WorldSeries by Nissan
Design, manufacture and track support for Nissan 3-litre V6 series
World Series Lights
Design, manufacture and track support for AER 2-litre series
2004 European Le Mans Series
1st LMP2 Team Championship – Courage Competition
1st LMP2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER
2003
2003 British Touring Car Championship
3rd BTC Touring Manufacturers’ Championship - MG
3rd BTC Touring Teams’ Championship - MG Sport & Racing
2003 American Le Mans Series
1st LMP675 Team Championship - Dyson Racing
1st LMP675 Drivers’ Championship – Chris Dyson
1st LMP675 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – AER MG
1st LMP675 Class 12 Hours of Sebring – Chris Dyson, Chad Block,
Didier de Radigues
LMP675: 1st in every qualifying session
LMP675: 10 victories from 10 races
27/07/03 Sonoma, California - Round 3
First LMP675 car to qualify in Pole Position, and take outright victory
in an ALMS race
Dyson Racing Car #16 - James Weaver & Butch Leitzinger
2003 Daytona 24 Hours
1st SRP 2 class - Team Seattle/Essex Racing Car #5
FIA Sportscar Championship
6 Victories from 7 races
1st SRP2 Team Championship - Lucchini Engineering
Superfund WorldSeries by Nissan
Design, manufacture and track support for Nissan 3-litre V6 series
World Series Lights
Design, manufacture and track support for AER 2-litre series
2002
2002 24 Hours of Le Mans
AER powered cars qualified 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the LMP675 category.
2002 Grand American Road Racing Association
1st Teams’, Drivers’ and Engine Manufacturers’ Championships
2002 British Touring Car Championship
2nd BTC Touring Manufacturers’ Championship - MG
2nd BTC Touring Teams’ Championship - MG Sport & Racing
2002 American Le Mans Series
1st LMP675 Team Championship - KnightHawk Racing
2nd LMP675 Team Championship - Intersport Racing
1st LMP675 Drivers’ Championship – Jon Field
1st LMP675 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship - AER MG
1st LMP675 Class 12 Hours of Sebring - Jon Field, Duncan Dayton, Michael
Durand
1st LMP675 Class Petit Le Mans 10 Hours - Jon Field, Duncan Dayton, Michael
Durand
Telefonica World Series by Nissan
Engine build and track support for Formula Nissan 2000.
Design, manufacture and track support for 3-litre Nissan World Series
V6.
A total of 37 cars run at each event for which AER had sole responsibility
for all the engines.
2001
2001 Rolex 24 at Daytona
1st SRP II Class – Archangel Motorsport
2001 Grand American Road Racing Association
1st SportsRacer 2 Team Championship – Archangel Motorsport Car #21
2nd SportsRacer 2 Team Championship – Archangel Motorsport Car #22
3rd SportsRacer 2 Team Championship – Porschehaus Racing
1st – 6th SportsRacer 2 Drivers’ Championship
1st SportsRacer 2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – Nissan
3-litre V6
2001 FIA Sportscar Championship
1st SR2 Team Championship – SportsRacing Team Sweden
1st SR2 Drivers’ Championship – T. Bjork, L. Oberto
2001 American Le Mans Series
1st LMP675 Class Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – Nissan
3.4-litre V6
2001 British Touring Car Championship
Despite only competing in the final three rounds of the championship,
the AER-powered MG cars took a pole position and a race win.
2000
2000 24 Hours of Le Mans
1st LMP675 Class – Multimatics Motorsport
2000 Grand American Road Racing Association
1st SportsRacer 2 Team Championship – Archangel Motorsport
1st SportsRacer 2 Drivers’ Championship – L. Oberto, R. Hampton
1st SportsRacer 2 Engine Manufacturers’ Championship – Nissan
3-litre V6
2000 British Touring Car Championship
1st Independents’ Championship - Matt Neal & Team Dynamics
2000 Sweden STCC Championship
1st Manufacturers’ Championship – Elgh Motorsport Crawford
Nissan
1st Drivers’ Championship – Tommy Rustad
1999
1999 British Touring Car Championship
1st Manufacturers’ Championship - Vodafone Nissan Racing
1st Drivers’ Championship - Laurent Aiello
2nd Drivers’ Championship - David Leslie
1st Teams’ Championship - Vodafone Nissan Racing
1st Independents’ Championship - Matt Neal & Team Dynamics
