Brabham-Alfa Romeo

Brabham-Alfa Romeo denotes the British chassis-and-engine combination that paired Brabham cars with Alfa Romeo power in Formula 1, appearing in the World Championship between 1976 and 1979. In the sport's earlier decades it was common for results to be recorded by the specific chassis-engine pairing, and this combination represents one such entry across 2 seasons.

The team never won a race or finished on the podium, but it did score championship points during its time on the grid, a respectable return for a small operation competing against far better-resourced rivals.

Drivers to appear for the team included Niki Lauda, Carlos Pace and Larry Perkins among the 6 drivers who raced under the banner.

Brabham-Alfa Romeo is a footnote in the detailed statistical history of Formula 1, capturing a specific chassis-and-engine pairing from an age when such combinations were carefully recorded. It forms part of the granular story of how the sport's technology and entries evolved.