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AGS

French · raced 1986–1991

48Races
0Wins
0Podiums
13Top 10s
10.23Avg Position
21.41Avg Grid Pos

AGS, short for Automobiles Gonfaronnaises Sportives, was a small French constructor based in Gonfaron that raced in Formula 1 from 1986 to 1991 on a very limited budget. It started 48 Grands Prix, many more entries than starts as its cars often failed to qualify, with drivers including Pascal Fabre, Philippe Streiff, Yannick Dalmas, Gabriele Tarquini and Roberto Moreno. Its best result was sixth place at the 1987 Australian Grand Prix, which earned its only two championship points. Streiff was paralysed in a testing crash in an AGS in 1989.

Top Drivers

Driver
Wins
Podiums
Points (as awarded)
Races
Gabriele Tarquini00113
Roberto Moreno0012
Pascal Fabre00011
Philippe Streiff00016
Joachim Winkelhock0000
Stefan Johansson0000
Olivier Grouillard0000
Ivan Capelli0002
Fabrizio Barbazza0000
Yannick Dalmas0005
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Points are Grand Prix points as awarded at the time (sprints excluded); average points are per race started.

Most wins for the team, then most races.

AGS season-by-season championship record
SeasonConstructors' positionWinsPoints
1991—00
1990—00
19891501
1988—00
19871201
1986—00
Drivers who have raced for AGS
DriverSeasonsRacesWins
G. Tarquini1989–1991440
Y. Dalmas1989–1990250
P. Streiff1988160
F. Barbazza1991120
P. Fabre1987120
J. Winkelhock198970
S. Johansson199120
R. Moreno198720
I. Capelli198620
O. Grouillard199110