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Alfa Romeo

Swiss · raced 1950–2023

216Races
10Wins15th all-time
26Podiums16th all-time
12Poles13th all-time
122Top 10s
10.65Avg Position
12.1Avg Grid Pos
2Driver Titles

Alfa Romeo is the Italian marque that won the first two Formula 1 drivers' titles, with Nino Farina in 1950 and Juan Manuel Fangio in 1951, driving the dominant Alfetta. After withdrawing at the end of 1951 it returned in the early 1980s as a works constructor with drivers such as Mario Andretti, Bruno Giacomelli and Andrea de Cesaris, and again from 2019 to 2023 in a partnership with Sauber that included Kimi Raikkonen, Valtteri Bottas and Guanyu Zhou. In total it has started 216 Grands Prix, with 10 wins and 26 podiums.

All-time records

Where Alfa Romeo ranks in the all-time Formula 1 record books.

Top Drivers

Driver
Wins
Podiums
Points (as awarded)
Races
Juan Fangio686413
Valtteri Bottas005744
Kimi Räikkönen005758
Nino Farina475213
Luigi Fagioli16327
Antonio Giovinazzi002160
Andrea de Cesaris032032
Bruno Giacomelli011349
Guanyu Zhou001244
Riccardo Patrese01832
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Points are Grand Prix points as awarded at the time (sprints excluded); average points are per race started.

Most wins for the team, then most races.

Alfa Romeo season-by-season championship record
SeasonConstructors' positionWinsPoints
20239016
20226055
20219013
2020808
20198057
1985—00
19848011
19836018
1982907
19819010
19801104
1979—00
1965—00
1963—00
1951—475
1950—689
Drivers who have raced for Alfa Romeo
DriverSeasonsRacesWins
A. Giovinazzi2019–2021600
K. Räikkönen2019–2021580
B. Giacomelli1979–1982490
G. Zhou2022–2023440
V. Bottas2022–2023440
A. de Cesaris1980–1983330
E. Cheever1984–1985320
R. Patrese1984–1985320
M. Baldi1983150
M. Andretti1981150
J. Fangio1950–1951136
N. Farina1950–1951134
P. Depailler198080
L. Fagioli1950–195171
V. Brambilla1979–198050
C. Sanesi1950–195150
F. Bonetto195140
T. de Graffenried195130
R. Kubica202120
P. de Klerk1963–196520
P. Pietsch195110
P. Taruffi195010
R. Parnell195010