BRM P56 V8 GP OW 1962
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Specifications BRM P56 V8 GP OW 1962 blueprint
The BRM P56 V8 GP OW 1962, one of the most iconic Formula 1 racing cars of all time, is a slice of British engineering excellence. Built by well established British manufacturer BRM it had a 3 litre V8 engine with nearly 300 brake horsepower and a lightweight aluminium monocoque chassis which tipped the scales at just 960 kg. Despite having an irregular pole position in the 1962 championship season, the BRM P56 was able to demonstrate its speed against modern-day competitors as it consistently topped the timing sheets. The impressive sound made by the BRM P56 V8 engine combined with the sharp lines of the bodywork, giving it an impressive presence on the race track. The BRM P56 V8 was equipped with a range of features to ensure its performance and reliability such as a Hewland five-speed gearbox, an exquisite suspension system that absorbed the bumps on the track, and four-wheel Dunlop disc brakes. In addition to this the BRM P56 used Coopers concentric camshaft system to control both the intake and exhaust valves on the V8 engine. The BRM P56 V8 GP OW 1962 was an amazing feat of engineering and remains an icon in Formula 1 racing. Not only it has achieved multiple wins in its time it has also been celebrated for its visual appeal, bringing a sense of drama and excitement to the racetrack.
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