A piece of Formula 1 history, the Brabham BT19 that Sir Jack Brabham won the drivers’ and constructors’ championships with in 1966, at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival in 2023. | Adelaide Motorsport Festival

In 1966, Sir Jack Brabham achieved the impossible by winning the record-setting double F1 World Championship win. He did it in the Repco-Brabham BT19, powered by an Australian-made Repco V8 F1 engine. 60 years on, Australia’s Alliance Airlines and Repco are celebrating this unbeaten achievement. This stunning Embraer E190 airliner wears the Repco-Brabham BT19’s colours, and even features the car along its sides. It’s a fitting touch. Jack didn’t just fly across the world’s racetracks, he was als

It's not everyday you see a Repco-Brabham BT19 sharing space with an Alliance Airlines Embraer aircraft. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Sir Jack Brabham's unmatched 1966 Formula 1 World Championships, we had to move some mountains (and a few wings). From the delicate transport of the Repco-Brabham BT19 to the perfect positioning of the Alliance passenger jet, every inch and detail mattered. This is how you honour an Australian legend who conquered both the Formiula 1 Drivers' and Construct

That engine was the RB 620! 💪 A naturally aspirated 3L V8 which was designed by Sir Jack Brabham and Phil Irving, built by Repco. The engine made 310bhp@8000rpm and 233lbft@6500rpm, whilst only weighting in around 154kg. Installed into the Ron Tauranac-designed BT19, the Repco motor powered Sir Jack to four Grand Prix wins in 1966 and the world title. 🎉 Play Repco I Spy for your chance to WIN up to $500 in Repco gift cards. Plus great weekly prizes!💥 https://garage.repco.com.au/ispy/#i-spy #R

Way back in 1966, Jack Brabham won his third Formula One world championship. This made him the first and only driver to win a championship in a car of his own construction. That car, was the Brabham BT19. Proudly, the car was powered by a 3.0L V8 built by Repco in Melbourne, Australia! #Repco #RepcoSC #BT19 #Brabham #Motorsport | Repco Australia

Here is an extremely memorable piece of footage where 5-time world champion, Juan Manuel Fangio, aged 66, races against Jack Brabham. The 4 lap 'demonstration' was run after the Australian Grand Prix at Sandown in 1978. With Fangio in his W196 Mercedes Benz and Brabham in his Repco Brabham, a car 12 years newer than Fangio's. An awesome exhibition of great racing cars, pushed to their limit against one another, a special clip. | collectorscarworld.com

In 1966, Sir Jack Brabham did what no one else has ever achieved: winning the Formula 1 Drivers' and Constructors' World Championships in a car of his own construction: the legendary Repco-Brabham BT19. Today, that same Australian-made power reaches new heights. We're celebrating this diamond milestone with a tribute that spans the track and the sky. Witness the iconic Australian green and gold livery reborn on Alliance Airlines' newset Embraer aircraft, featuring a tribute to the man who conque

#ThrowBackThursday to when our mate @sambrabham , the grandson of Jack Brabham, took the BT19 out for a spin at Sydney Motorsport Park! What an opportunity and what an amazing machine! 😍 #Repco #Repco100 #DrivenByPassion #RepcoMoments #brabham #bt19 | Repco Australia