British- Championship
- 16th34 pts to the leader
- Points
- 2pts4 rounds started
Alan Brown, a British driver, raced for Cooper in the 1952 Formula 1 season with car number 38. Brown was born on 20 November 1919. Brown finished 16th in the 1952 drivers' championship with 2 points and no wins or podiums – 34 points behind champion Alberto Ascari.
Brown's best result was 5th at the Swiss Grand Prix. Brown's teammate was Eric Brandon; Brown led their qualifying head-to-head 4–0 and was level in the race head-to-head 2–2.
Brown scored points in 1 of 4 Grands Prix. From grid to flag, Brown gained a net 1 place across 4 classified finishes. Brown scored 17% of Cooper's 1952 total of 12 points.
Final 1952 results after 8 rounds. Data: Jolpica F1 API.
Season statistics
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win rate
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Podiums
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podium rate
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Poles
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pole rate
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Alan Brown: quick facts
Short answers about Brown's 1952 season.
What team did Alan Brown drive for in 1952?
Alan Brown drove for Cooper in the 1952 Formula 1 season.
What car number did Alan Brown use in 1952?
Alan Brown raced with car number 38 in 1952.
How many points did Alan Brown score in 1952?
Alan Brown scored 2 points in 1952 and finished 16th in the drivers' championship, 34 points behind champion Alberto Ascari.
How many races did Alan Brown win in 1952?
Alan Brown did not win a Grand Prix in 1952. Brown's best result was 5th at the Swiss Grand Prix.
Who was Alan Brown's teammate in 1952?
Eric Brandon was Alan Brown's teammate at Cooper in 1952. Brown led the qualifying head-to-head 4–0 and was level in the race head-to-head 2–2.
