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The secret of BRM's V16 engine that no one tells

Dive into the captivating history of this British car brand with an exclusive anecdote that every enthusiast should know.

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

What does the acronym BRM mean in the world of Formula 1?

BRM stands for British Racing Motors, a British Formula One racing team founded in 1945 by Raymond Mays and Peter Berthon. The team was known for its bold technical innovations and powerful engines, including the famous 1.5-liter V16.

Which famous driver won the world championship with BRM?

Graham Hill won the 1962 World Drivers' Championship in a BRM P57. This victory remains one of the most glorious moments in BRM history, with Hill dominating the season with four wins.

Why were BRM cars nicknamed 'British beauties'?

BRMs were renowned for their exceptional aesthetics, with their distinctive British green livery and elegant lines. Their finely crafted bodies and attention to detail made them works of art as much as racing machines.

What revolutionary technical innovation did BRM introduce to Formula 1?

BRM pioneered the use of supercharged V16 engines in Formula 1, most notably with the 1.5-liter P15 engine developing over 550 horsepower. This unique configuration produced a distinctive sound that fans loved.

How many Grand Prix victories has BRM won during its history?

BRM achieved 17 Grand Prix victories between 1959 and 1972. Their first victory was achieved by Jo Bonnier at the 1959 Dutch Grand Prix, marking the culmination of 14 years of effort for this ambitious British team.