March-Alfa Romeo

March-Alfa Romeo denotes the British chassis-and-engine combination that paired March cars with Alfa Romeo power in Formula 1, appearing in the World Championship in 1971. 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 1 season.

Like many of the small privateer entries that filled the grids of its day, the team did not score championship points, but its participation was part of the fabric of Formula 1 in an era when privateers and one-off entrants were a common sight.

Drivers to appear for the team included Andrea de Adamich, Nanni Galli and Ronnie Peterson.

March-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.