Rebaque

Rebaque was a short-lived Formula 1 constructor founded by Mexican driver Héctor Rebaque. Operating primarily in 1978 and 1979, the team initially ran customer Lotus chassis before Rebaque commissioned his own HR100 car for the final three races of 1979. This unique endeavor, built by Penske and designed by Geoff Ferris, remains notable as the last time a team built a car solely for a single driver. Despite its ambition, the HR100 failed to qualify for any races, and Rebaque moved to Brabham for the 1980 season.