Brabham

Founded by three-time World Champion Jack Brabham and Ron Tauranac, Brabham remains the only constructor to win a Formula 1 World Championship with a car bearing its founder's name, a feat achieved in 1966. Known for their innovative engineering, particularly the BT46B 'fan car' and their pioneering use of ground effect aerodynamics, Brabham competed in 662 races. The team secured 23 victories, 78 podiums, and clinched 0 Constructors' Championships, leaving an indelible mark on F1 through its technical prowess and the driving talents it nurtured, including Nelson Piquet's two titles.