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Brazil
Captain	Luiz Peniza[1]
Coach	Rafael Pacciaroni
ITF ranking	20 1 (16 November 2024)
Colors	yellow / green
First year	1965
Years played	49
Ties played (W–L)	177 (99–78)
Years in World Group	22 (7–22)
Best finish	World Group QF (1965,1982)
Most total wins	Beatriz Haddad Maia (32–21)
Most singles wins	Beatriz Haddad Maia (21–10)
Most doubles wins	Joana Cortez (16–5)
Best doubles team	Joana Cortez / Vanessa Menga (8–0)
Most ties played	Patricia Medrado (39)
Most years played	Patricia Medrado (13)

TheBrazil Billie Jean King Cup team, officiallyTime Brasil BRB for sponsorship reasons, representsBrazil in theBillie Jean King Cuptennis competition and are governed by theBrazilian Tennis Confederation. They currently compete in the qualifiers.

Brazil competed in its first Fed Cup in1965. Their best result was reaching the quarterfinals in1982.

The team for the2025 Billie Jean King Cup is:^[2]

• Nauhany Vitória Leme da Silva (singles)
• Laura Pigossi (singles)
• Ana Candiotto (singles)
• Ingrid Gamarra Martins (doubles)
• Luisa Stefani (doubles)

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  Laura Pigossi
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  Luisa Stefani
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  Ingrid Gamarra Martins

• 1965 (4 rounds, 11 teams): In their debut, after a bye in the 1st round, Brazil lost in the quarterfinals toFrance.
• 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 toAustralia.
• 1969 (5 rounds, 20 teams): Brazil withdrew in the 1st round againstWest Germany.

• 1970 -1971: Brazil did not participate in these editions.
• 1972 (5 rounds, 31 teams): After a win in the 1st round overSwitzerland, Brazil lost in the 2nd round toSouth Africa.
• 1973 (5 rounds, 30 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toRomania.
• 1974: Brazil did not participate in this edition held inNaples.
• 1975 (5 rounds, 31 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toItaly.
• 1976 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toNetherlands.
• 1977 (5 rounds, 32 teams): After a win in the 1st round overChinese Taipei, Brazil lost in the 2nd round toAustralia.
• 1978 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toWest Germany.
• 1979: Brazil did not participate in this edition held inMadrid.

• 1980: Brazil did not participate in this edition held inBerlin.
• 1981 (5 rounds, 32 teams): After a win in the 1st round overIreland, Brazil lost in the 2nd round toWest Germany.
• 1982 (5 rounds, 32 teams): Brazil defeatedFrance in the 1st round andHong Kong in the 2nd round, but lost in the quarterfinals toUnited States.
• 1983 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 39 teams): Brazil defeatedIsrael in the 1st round, then lost toGreat Britain in the 2nd round.
• 1984 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 36 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toSweden.
• 1985 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 38 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toChina.
• 1986 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 42 teams): Brazil defeatedRomania in the 1st round, then lost in the 2nd round toWest Germany.
• 1987 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 42 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toNew Zealand.
• 1988 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 36 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toCzechoslovakia.
• 1989 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 40 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toCanada.

• 1990 (qualifications + 5 rounds, 44 teams): Brazil lost in the 1st round toSoviet Union.
• 1991 (qualifications + 5 rounds + play-offs, 56 teams): After a loss in the 1st round toChina and a defeat in play-offs toArgentina, Brazil also lost toParaguay in the play-offs.
• 1992 -1993 -1994: Brazil did not participate in these editions.

The competitionchanged its format in 1995: the "Federation Cup" became the "Fed Cup".

• 1995 -1996 -1997 -1998 -1999: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups.

• 2000 -2001 -2002: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups.
• 2003 (4 rounds, 16 teams + play-offs): Brazil lost inplay-offs I toCroatia.
• 2004 (4 rounds, 16 teams + play-offs): Brazil lost inplay-offs I toCroatia.
• 2005 -2006 -2007 -2008 -2009: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups.

• 2010 -2011 -2012 -2013: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups.
• 2014 (3 rounds, 8 teams + World Group II, play-offs I and II): Brazil lost inplay-offs II toSwitzerland.
• 2015 -2016 -2017 -2018: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups.
• 2019 (3 rounds, 8 teams + World Group II, play-offs I and II): Brazil lost inplay-offs II toSlovakia.

• 2020-21: Brazil lost in the qualifying round toGermany and theplay-offs toPoland, being relegated to the regional zone.
• 2022: Brazil competed in theregional zone groups, was promoted to theplay-offs and won playing against Argentina, being promoted to the qualifying round.
• 2023: Brazil lost in thequalifying round to Germany and was relegated to theplay-offs, where it won against South Korea, being promoted to the qualifying round.
• 2024: Brazil lost in thequalifying round to Germany and was relegated to theplay-offs, where it won against Argentina, being promoted to the qualifying round.
• 2025: Brazil lost in thequalifying round Group B to Spain and Czech Republic.

• List of Brazil Billie Jean King Cup team representatives
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