Brabham-Repco

The Brabham-Repco team etched its name in Formula 1 history with an unparalleled achievement: Sir Jack Brabham becoming the only driver to win the World Championship in a car of his own construction, in 1966. This feat underscored the team's engineering prowess and Brabham's remarkable talent, showcasing a period when driver, designer, and constructor were often intertwined. Their success continued with Denny Hulme securing the 1967 title, cementing Brabham-Repco as a dominant force in the 3-liter engine era. Over their 77 starts, they achieved 8 wins and 25 podiums, earning 2 constructors' championships.