Team · 1950–2023 · Italy

Alfa Romeo

Alfa Romeo Racing

constructors’ titles
0
drivers’ titles
2
wins
10
podiums
26
starts
214
Lineage

Team · 1950–2023 · Italy

Alfa Romeo

Alfa Romeo Racing

About the team

The first champions

Alfa Romeo won the very first World Championship race, the British Grand Prix on 13 May 1950, where Nino Farina, Luigi Fagioli and Reg Parnell took the top three places. That season the team won all six championship races in Europe, and Farina became the first world champion; in 1951 Juan Manuel Fangio was champion in an Alfa Romeo. After that the factory left Formula 1.

Two comebacks

The Alfa Romeo works team returned in 1979 and raced until 1985; there were no more wins, but Bruno Giacomelli and Andrea de Cesaris both started from pole. From 2019 to 2023 the Alfa Romeo name was carried by the Sauber team from Hinwil in Switzerland, whose drivers were Kimi Räikkönen, Antonio Giovinazzi, Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu.

First race and first win
British Grand Prix, 13 May 1950 — Nino Farina
World champions
Nino Farina (1950), Juan Manuel Fangio (1951)
Years in the championship
1950–1951, 1979–1985, 2019–2023
Last race
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 26 November 2023
All-time
214 starts, 10 wins, 12 poles
History · f1db data

Team history

1950–2023
constructors’ titles
0
drivers’ titles
2
wins
10
podiums
26
starts
214
Constructors’ championship position
no points
P11
P9
P10
P6
P8
no points
P8
P8
P9
P6
P9
Facts from f1db release v2026.15.0 · tallies by Gridlap
Most wins for the team
Lineage

Who they used to be

f1db · constructors-chronology · one entry, different owners and names