Arjun Maini

Indian racing driver

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2024 Finished 3rd in GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup - Gold Cup with 1 win.
2024 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team HRT, finishing 7th overall.
2024 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team HRT, finishing 7th overall.
2024 Finished 3rd in GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup - Gold Cup with 1 win.
2023 Continued racing with Mercedes-AMG Haupt Racing Team in the DTM series.
2023 Finished 2nd in GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup - Bronze Cup.
2023 Finished 2nd in GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup - Bronze Cup.
2023 Continued racing with Mercedes-AMG Haupt Racing Team in the DTM series.
2022 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team HRT, finishing 19th overall.
2022 Maini switched to Mercedes-AMG Haupt Racing Team and achieved two 4th-place finishes during the DTM season.
2022 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team HRT, finishing 19th overall.
2022 Maini switched to Mercedes-AMG Haupt Racing Team and achieved two 4th-place finishes during the DTM season.
2021 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team Getspeed, finishing 12th overall.
2021 Arjun Maini joined the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) racing series, driving for Mercedes-AMG Team GetSpeed, and achieved a historic milestone by securing the first podium finish by an Indian driver in the DTM at the Norisring.
2021 Competed in Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters with Mercedes-AMG Team Getspeed, finishing 12th overall.
2021 Arjun Maini joined the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) racing series, driving for Mercedes-AMG Team GetSpeed, and achieved a historic milestone by securing the first podium finish by an Indian driver in the DTM at the Norisring.
2019 Won his first race in the Asian Le Mans Series at the Shanghai International Circuit, demonstrating his skill in endurance racing.
2019 Maini participated in the European Le Mans Series with RLR M SPORT team, competing in endurance racing.
2019 Arjun Maini competed in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, marking his transition from single-seater racing to endurance racing.
2019 Replaced Dorian Boccolacci at Campos Racing in the FIA Formula 2 Championship at Spielberg, racing in six races before being replaced by Marino Sato.
2019 Maini participated in the European Le Mans Series with RLR M SPORT team, competing in endurance racing.
2019 Arjun Maini competed in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, marking his transition from single-seater racing to endurance racing.
2019 Won his first race in the Asian Le Mans Series at the Shanghai International Circuit, demonstrating his skill in endurance racing.
2019 Replaced Dorian Boccolacci at Campos Racing in the FIA Formula 2 Championship at Spielberg, racing in six races before being replaced by Marino Sato.
2018 Experienced deliberate on-track incidents with teammate Santino Ferrucci at Silverstone Circuit, including being run off track and crashed into after the race.
2018 Complained over team radio about car performance at Circuit Paul Ricard, resulting in the team analyzing data and obtaining a new engine for Maini.
2018 Maini continued in his role as a development driver for Haas F1 Team throughout the entire year.
2018 Signed with Trident Racing for the FIA Formula 2 Championship, partnering with Santino Ferrucci.
2018 Maini continued in his role as a development driver for Haas F1 Team throughout the entire year.
2018 Complained over team radio about car performance at Circuit Paul Ricard, resulting in the team analyzing data and obtaining a new engine for Maini.
2018 Signed with Trident Racing for the FIA Formula 2 Championship, partnering with Santino Ferrucci.
2018 Experienced deliberate on-track incidents with teammate Santino Ferrucci at Silverstone Circuit, including being run off track and crashed into after the race.
2017 Arjun Maini participated in a post-season test in Abu Dhabi with Formula 2 teams Trident and Russian Time.
2017 Signed with Jenzer Motorsport for his second GP3 Series season.
2017 Scored two podiums in the GP3 Series, including a victory in the sprint race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
2017 Finished 9th in the GP3 Series championship, two positions behind teammate Alessio Lorandi.
2017 Arjun Maini participated in a post-season test in Abu Dhabi with Formula 2 teams Trident and Russian Time.
2017 Scored two podiums in the GP3 Series, including a victory in the sprint race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
2017 Finished 9th in the GP3 Series championship, two positions behind teammate Alessio Lorandi.
2017 Signed with Jenzer Motorsport for his second GP3 Series season.
May 2017 Haas F1 Team signed Arjun Maini as a development driver, marking a significant step in his racing career.
May 2017 Haas F1 Team signed Arjun Maini as a development driver, marking a significant step in his racing career.
2016 Competed in the Macau GP for Team Motopark.
2016 Became the first Indian to secure a podium in the GP3 series, finishing 2nd at Hungaroring.
2016 Raced for Jenzer Motorsport in the GP3 series, finishing 10th in the championship despite missing the first 4 races.
2016 Competed in the Macau GP for Team Motopark.
2016 Became the first Indian to secure a podium in the GP3 series, finishing 2nd at Hungaroring.
2016 Raced for Jenzer Motorsport in the GP3 series, finishing 10th in the championship despite missing the first 4 races.
2015 Participated in Toyota Racing Series with M2 Competition, finishing 4th overall with 2 wins and 3 pole positions.
2015 Competed in FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Van Amersfoort Racing, finishing 18th overall.

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