Alan Brown

Alan Brown is a British Formula 1 driver with 8 race starts from 1952 to 1954, 0 wins, 0 pole positions, 0 podiums and 2 championship points.

Brown's first start was the 1952 Swiss Grand Prix for Cooper, from 15th on the grid, finishing 5th. The best season was 1952: 16th in the championship with 2 points, for Cooper. 2 of the 8 starts ended in a retirement (25%).

Nationality: British
Born: 20 Nov 1919
Active: 1952 to 1954, 3 seasons
Teams: Cooper

Starts	Wins	Poles	Podiums	Fastest laps	Laps led	Points	DNFs	Best finish	Best championship
8	0	0	0	n/a	n/a	2	2	5th	16th

Season by season

Explained: how points and the championships work · how the points system changed since 1950 · the closest and most one-sided team-mate pairings.

Bars: points per season, in the colour of that season's team (left scale). Line: championship position, first at the top (right scale). Hover or tap for the details of a season.

Season	Team	Races	Points	Championship
1954	Cooper	0	0	94th
1953	Cooper	4	0	38th
1952	Cooper	4	2	16th

Every race

Race	Team	Grid	Finish	Status	Points
1954 British Grand Prix	Cooper	26	W	Withdrew	0
1953 Italian Grand Prix	Cooper	24	12	+10 Laps	0
1953 German Grand Prix	Cooper	17	R	Engine	0
1953 British Grand Prix	Cooper	21	R	Overheating	0
1953 Argentine Grand Prix	Cooper	12	9	+10 Laps	0
1952 Italian Grand Prix	Cooper	12	15	+12 Laps	0
1952 British Grand Prix	Cooper	13	22	+16 Laps	0
1952 Belgian Grand Prix	Cooper	9	6	+2 Laps	0
1952 Swiss Grand Prix	Cooper	15	5	+3 Laps	2