The Brazil Billie Jean King Cup team, officially Time Brasil BRB for sponsorship reasons, represents Brazil in the Billie Jean King Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Brazilian Tennis Confederation. They currently compete in the qualifiers.
History Brazil competed in its first Fed Cup in 1965. Their best result was reaching the quarterfinals in 1982. First team (1965) Maria Esther Bueno Maureen Schwartz
2026 team
The team for the 2026 Billie Jean King Cup is: Nauhany Vitória Leme da Silva (singles) Victoria Luiza Barros (doubles) Gabriela Vianna Cé (singles) Ana Candiotto (doubles)
Results by year 1965–1969 1965 (4 rounds, 11 teams): In their debut, after a bye in the 1st round, Brazil lost in the quarterfinals to France. 1966–1967: Brazil did not participate in these editions. 1968 (5 rounds, 23 teams): After a bye in the 1st round, Brazil lost in the 2nd round to Australia. 1969 (5 rounds, 20 teams): Brazil withdrew in the 1st round against West Germany.
1970–1979 1970–1971: Brazil did not participate in these editions. 1972 (5 rounds, 31 teams): After a win in the 1st round over Switzerland, Brazil lost in the 2nd round to South Africa. 1973 (5 rounds, 30 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Romania. 1974: Brazil did not participate in this edition held in Naples. 1975 (5 rounds, 31 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Italy. 1976 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Netherlands. 1977 (5 rounds, 32 teams): After a win in the 1st round over Chinese Taipei, Brazil lost in the 2nd round to Australia. 1978 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to West Germany. 1979: Brazil did not participate in this edition held in Madrid.
1980–1989 1980: Brazil did not participate in this edition held in Berlin. 1981 (5 rounds, 32 teams): After a win in the 1st round over Ireland, Brazil lost in the 2nd round to West Germany. 1982 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil defeated France in the 1st round and Hong Kong in the 2nd round, but lost in the quarterfinals to United States. 1983 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 39 teams): Brazil defeated Israel in the 1st round, then lost to Great Britain in the 2nd round. 1984 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 36 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Sweden. 1985 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 38 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to China. 1986 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 42 teams): Brazil defeated Romania in the 1st round, then lost in the 2nd round to West Germany. 1987 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 42 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to New Zealand. 1988 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 36 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Czechoslovakia. 1989 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 40 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Canada.
1990–1999 1990 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 44 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round to Soviet Union. 1991 (qualifications + 5 rounds + play-offs, 56 teams): After a loss in the 1st round to China and a defeat in play-offs to Argentina, Brazil also lost to Paraguay in the play-offs. 1992–1993–1994: Brazil did not participate in these editions.
The competition changed its format in 1995: the "Federation Cup" became the "Fed Cup". 1995–1996–1997–1998–1999: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups.
2000–2009 2000–2001–2002: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups. 2003 (4 rounds, 16 teams + play-offs): Brazil lost in play-offs I to Croatia. 2004 (4 rounds, 16 teams + play-offs): Brazil lost in play-offs I to Croatia. 2005–2006–2007–2008–2009: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups.
2010–2019 2010–2011–2012–2013: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups. 2014 (3 rounds, 8 teams + World Group II, play-offs I and II): Brazil lost in play-offs II to Switzerland. 2015 –2016–2017–2018: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups. 2019 (3 rounds, 8 teams + World Group II, play-offs I and II): Brazil lost in play-offs II to Slovakia. 2020–present 2020-21: Brazil lost in the qualifying round to Germany and the play-offs to Poland, being relegated to the regional zone. 2022: Brazil competed in the regional zone groups, was promoted to the play-offs and won playing against Argentina, being promoted to the qualifying round. 2023: Brazil lost in the qualifying round to Germany and was relegated to the play-offs, where it won against South Korea, being promoted to the qualifying round. 2024: Brazil lost in the qualifying round to Germany and was relegated to the play-offs, where it won against Argentina, being promoted to the qualifying round. 2025: Brazil lost in the qualifying round Group B to Spain and Czech Republic.
See also List of Brazil Billie Jean King Cup team representatives Brazilian Tennis Confederation
References
External links
Confederação Brasileira de Tênis (Brazilian Tennis Confederation)