British Racing Motors (BRM)

British Racing Motors (BRM) was a prestigious British racing team and engine manufacturer founded in 1945. Known for their innovative engineering, BRM competed primarily in Formula One, designing powerful, advanced engines that aimed to dominate Grand Prix racing. They achieved notable success in the 1960s, including winning the World Championship in 1962 with driver Graham Hill. BRM's contributions helped shape modern motorsport technology, and their legacy remains influential in racing history. The team was celebrated for its technical excellence, national pride, and commitment to pushing the boundaries of racing performance.