Career
Fajardo made his international debut in the FIM European Championship in 2002, winning the title after victories in Italy, Norway and Poland. He also made his FIM Trial World Championship debut the same year, and by 2004 he was included in the Spanish TDN winning team, the worlds top Trial De Nations team alongside Albert Cabestany, Max Freixa and Adam Raga. He also finished in runner-up spot in the 2009 Spanish Trials Championship behind Toni Bou.
Fajardo made in onto the end of season podium in 2012, finishing 3rd in the World Championship behind Champion Toni Bou and runner-up Adam Raga.
2013 was a repeat finish of 2012 with the top three places identical as the Spaniards took control of the championship. In 2014 he slipped back to 4th place overall, and was once again runner-up to Bou in the Spanish Championship.
2015 saw the World Championship results return to normal with a Spanish 1-2-3 of Bou, Raga and Fajardo. This was also how the Spanish Championship ended.
They remain undefeated for the past 10 years.
Foreign the 2016 season Fajardo is moving away from the Beta camp and has signed with the Vertigo team FIM Trial European Championship FIM Trial World Championship.
