Cooper

In Formula 1 1950–1962 23 drivers

Cooper appears in the archive from 1950 to 1962, with 23 drivers. Its first entry was Harry Schell in 1950, and the most recent is Jackie Lewis in 1962. Stirling Moss stayed the longest, 1953–1958.

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Drivers, earliest first

• Harry Schell 1950 🇺🇸 American
• Alan Brown 1952–1954 🇬🇧 British
• Eric Brandon 1952–1954 🇬🇧 British
• Ken Wharton 1952–1953 🇬🇧 British
• David Murray 1952 🇬🇧 British
• Mike Hawthorn 1952 🇬🇧 British
• Reg Parnell 1952 🇬🇧 British
• Stirling Moss 1953–1958 🇬🇧 British
• Bob Gerard 1953–1957 🇬🇧 British
• Peter Whitehead 1953–1954 🇬🇧 British
• Adolfo Cruz 1953 🇦🇷 Argentine
• John Barber 1953 🇬🇧 British
• Horace Gould 1954 🇬🇧 British
• Jack Brabham 1955–1958 🇦🇺 Australian
• Brian Naylor 1957–1958 🇬🇧 British
• Roy Salvadori 1957–1958 🇬🇧 British
• Tony Marsh 1957–1958 🇬🇧 British
• Mike MacDowel 1957 🇬🇧 British
• Bruce McLaren 1958 🇳🇿 New Zealander
• Ian Burgess 1958 🇬🇧 British
• Maurice Trintignant 1958 🇫🇷 French
• Wolfgang Seidel 1958 🇩🇪 German
• Jackie Lewis 1962 🇬🇧 British

The years are the seasons a driver appeared for this team, taken from the Jolpica F1 API's season results. A team is listed under the name its entry carried, so a renamed constructor appears under each name it raced with.