Brabham-Alfa Romeo

Brabham-Alfa Romeo was a Formula 1 constructor active from 1976 to 1979. The team participated in 59 races without securing any wins, podiums, or pole positions. Over its career, Brabham-Alfa Romeo accumulated 18 championship points, averaging 0.3 points per race.

Notable drivers included Nelson Piquet, Niki Lauda, Carlos Reutemann, Rolf Stommelen, Carlos Pace, and Larry Perkins. Despite the presence of high-profile drivers, the team did not achieve significant competitive success. The points scoring rate stood at 13.6%, reflecting occasional points finishes amid a largely mid-field performance.

Brabham-Alfa Romeo's win and podium rates were both 0%, indicating a lack of front-running results during its four-year tenure. The team's career span of 50 years likely refers to the broader Brabham name rather than this specific Alfa Romeo partnership. The absence of retirements (DNF rate 0.0%) and an average qualifying position of P1.0 appear inconsistent with typical race data and may reflect data anomalies. Overall, Brabham-Alfa Romeo's impact on Formula 1 history is limited, with modest points accumulation and no championship titles.