A History of Team Alfa Romeo (at the moment im still gathering infomation and pictures on the early years of the team)
Juan Manuel Fangio 1950 Monaco Grand Prix
Wins
1950 Great Britain Grand Prix
1950 Monaco Grand Prix
1950 Switzerland Grand Prix
1950 Belgium Grand Prix
1950 France Grand Prix
1950 Italy Grand Prix
1951 Switzerland Grand Prix
1951 Belgium Grand Prix
1951 France Grand Prix
1951 Spain Grand Prix
The Years from 1979-1985.
Carlo chiti was the man behind Alfa Romeo's return to Formula One as a full works Team. Although Alfa's flat 12 engine had been seen in previous years in the Martini Brabham Team the engine was the nering the end of its life span so while working on a new V12 unit it was decided to return to racing as complete team so in 1979 at the Belgium Grand Prix Bruno Giacomelli showed up in a tubby Tipo177 chassis. The early Alfas were somewhat overwieght and had bad handling problems but performed well enough without winning. By 1981 the engine had changed to a new Turbo Charged V8 but the car was still not a winning one. 1983 proved to be Alfa's most sucessful with two second place finishes and 6th in the Constructors Seriesbut alas this was the best Alfa could do and by mid-season in 1985 Alfa Romeo had decided to pull the plug on there F1 involvement.
Bruno Giacomelli 1979 Belgium Grand Prix
Vittorio Brambilla 1980 Italian Grand Prix
Andrea De Cesaris 1982 Monaco Grand Prix
Andrea De Cesaris 1983 Belgium Grand Prix
Riccardo Patrese 1984 Detroit Grand Prix
Eddie Cheever 1985 Detroit Grand Prix
Drivers
Juan Manuel Fangio, Nino Farina, Luigi Fagioli, Reg Parnell,
Piero Taruffi, Consalvo Sansei, T. De Graffenried, Felice Benetto,
Paul Pietsch, Vittorio Brambilla, Bruno Giacomelli, Patrick Depaillier,
Andrea De Cesaris, Mauro Baldi, Riccardo Patrese, Eddie Cheever,
