60th anniversary
1962 was one of the definitive years in BRM’s rich history; Graham Hill steered his P57 ‘Old Faithful’ V8 to win the World Drivers’ Championship and, together with Richie Ginther, secured the World Constructor's Title for BRM. This was the first time that a British Car with a British Driver had won both the Drivers and Constructors Championships.
It was the year Raymond Mays’ vision and dream, announced at Folkingham Airfield 13 years earlier, was finally realised, and was the start of the period of dominance by British teams, putting Britain at the forefront of the sport.
2022 marked the 60th anniversary of these achievements and BRM developed a unique programme to mark this significant milestone.
One of the key pillars of BRM's 60th-anniversary celebrations has been a unique 'Feature Exhibition' entitled 'The Team That Beat The World' over an original 6-month but now extended period staged,...
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Chassis IV P15 V16 spent the February half term at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon, where it was on display from the 17th of February to the 2nd of March. The V16 was there in support of the mu...
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On the 16th January, the BRM team, accompanied by the Chassis IV P15 V16, headed to Bicester Heritage for their first Sunday Scramble of the year. As the first public appearance of the car in 2022...
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