Bellasi

Bellasi, an Italian constructor, made a fleeting appearance in Formula 1 during the 1960s, primarily known for their unique chassis designs. Their single entry came at the 1961 Italian Grand Prix, where they fielded a car with a notably unconventional, wide rear track. Despite their innovative approach, the Bellasi P.V. chassis, powered by a De Tomaso engine, failed to qualify for the race. Their brief presence underscores the era of independent constructors attempting to break into the sport with limited resources and often radical engineering concepts.