Defunct entry · Debut 1951

British Racing MotorsF1 team history & lineage

A national project funded by British industry, famous for the shrieking H16 engine and one glorious 1962 championship.

Base
Bourne, United Kingdom
Founded
1945 by Raymond Mays
Constructors' titles
1
Drivers' titles
1
Race wins
17
Identities
1

Lineage

51
1951 — 1977

British Racing Motors

One double championship in 1962 with Graham Hill.

The Long Version

BRM was conceived as a patriotic answer to Alfa Romeo and Mercedes, funded by a trust of British firms.

Graham Hill won the 1962 drivers' and constructors' titles with the P57.

The complex 3.0-litre H16 of 1966 was heavy and unreliable but won once, in a Lotus.

The team wound down in the mid-1970s and ceased entering after 1977.

Drivers of Note