BRM

1951–1977 · British · Wikipedia

Last based in Bourne, Lincolnshire, England · no metro in the workbook yet (1951–1977)

Wins

8.2% of races

Titles

best finish P1

Races

208

23 seasons

Poles

Podiums

Points

537.5

scoring systems differ by era

Classified finishes

16%

563 car entries

First and last win

1959–1972

Dutch Grand Prix

Championship position, season by season

One bar per season entered, taller for a better finish in the constructors’ championship. Accent bars are title-winning seasons, green bars are seasons with at least one win. Gaps in the record are gaps in the bar row, not a line drawn across years the team did not race.

Where the cars were built

The archive records a team’s nationality, which is a racing licence rather than an address: Red Bull is Austrian and has never built a car outside Buckinghamshire. These are the actual sites, curated with a source for each, and each one placed in a metro where the workbook can rule on the town.

Years	Town	Metro	Role	Source
1951–1977	Bourne, Lincolnshire, England	not in the workbook	Factory	source

Bourne1951–1977

Factory · no metro yet

Bourne. Raymond Mays's works behind Eastgate House, with a private test track on the disused Folkingham aerodrome a few miles away.

Getting to the finish

The share of car entries classified as finishers, by decade. This is the statistic that separates the eras of the sport more sharply than lap times do: a 1960s team that finished a fifth of its entries was normal.

1950s

13%

60 entries

1960s

19%

275 entries

1970s

12%

228 entries

Engine 87+1 Lap 54+2 Laps 37Accident 32+3 Laps 30Gearbox 24Did not qualify 20

Teammate against teammate

The same car, the same weekend, the only comparison in the sport with nothing else in it. Qualifying counts the races where both cars set a grid time; the race counts the races where both were classified, because a car that broke on lap two did not lose to anybody. The two denominators are different for that reason, and both are shown.

Pairing	Years	Races	Qualifying	Race
Graham Hill v Richie Ginther	1962–1964	29	28 – 1	13 – 5
Graham Hill v Jackie Stewart	1965–1966	18	11 – 7	5 – 5
Jackie Oliver v Pedro Rodríguez	1969–1970	16	8 – 8	0 – 2
Clay Regazzoni v Jean-Pierre Beltoise	1973	14	7 – 7	1 – 4
Jean-Pierre Beltoise v Niki Lauda	1973	14	10 – 4	0 – 1
Clay Regazzoni v Niki Lauda	1973	13	8 – 5	3 – 2
Howden Ganley v Peter Gethin	1971–1972	13	10 – 3	2 – 2
George Eaton v Jackie Oliver	1969–1970	12	2 – 8	0 – 1
Henri Pescarolo v Jean-Pierre Beltoise	1974	12	0 – 12	0 – 3
François Migault v Henri Pescarolo	1974	11	3 – 7	1 – 1
François Migault v Jean-Pierre Beltoise	1974	11	1 – 9	0 – 4
Howden Ganley v Jo Siffert	1971	11	0 – 10	2 – 3
Jackie Stewart v Mike Spence	1967	11	9 – 2	1 – 0
Pedro Rodríguez v Piers Courage	1968	11	9 – 2	1 – 0

Graham Hill v Richie Ginther1962–1964

29 races · qualifying 28–1 · race 13–5

Graham Hill v Jackie Stewart1965–1966

18 races · qualifying 11–7 · race 5–5

Jackie Oliver v Pedro Rodríguez1969–1970

16 races · qualifying 8–8 · race 0–2

Clay Regazzoni v Jean-Pierre Beltoise1973

14 races · qualifying 7–7 · race 1–4

Jean-Pierre Beltoise v Niki Lauda1973

14 races · qualifying 10–4 · race 0–1

Clay Regazzoni v Niki Lauda1973

13 races · qualifying 8–5 · race 3–2

Howden Ganley v Peter Gethin1971–1972

13 races · qualifying 10–3 · race 2–2

George Eaton v Jackie Oliver1969–1970

12 races · qualifying 2–8 · race 0–1

Henri Pescarolo v Jean-Pierre Beltoise1974

12 races · qualifying 0–12 · race 0–3

François Migault v Henri Pescarolo1974

11 races · qualifying 3–7 · race 1–1

François Migault v Jean-Pierre Beltoise1974

11 races · qualifying 1–9 · race 0–4

Howden Ganley v Jo Siffert1971

11 races · qualifying 0–10 · race 2–3

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Jackie Stewart v Mike Spence1967

11 races · qualifying 9–2 · race 1–0

Pedro Rodríguez v Piers Courage1968

11 races · qualifying 9–2 · race 1–0

Season by season

Season	Pos	Races	Wins	Podiums	Poles	Points	Avg grid	Avg finish	Drivers
1977	—	10	—	—	—	—	22	15	Conny Andersson, Guy Edwards, Larry Perkins, Teddy Pilette
1976	—	1	—	—	—	—	21	—	Ian Ashley
1975	—	11	—	—	—	—	22.3	13.5	Bob Evans, Mike Wilds
1974	7	15	—	1	—	10	19.1	11.1	Chris Amon, François Migault, Henri Pescarolo, Jean-Pierre Beltoise
1973	7	15	—	—	1	13	11.3	8.2	Clay Regazzoni, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Niki Lauda, Peter Gethin
1972	7	12	1	1	—	14	15.7	9.1	Alex Soler-Roig, Bill Brack, Brian Redman, Helmut Marko, Howden Ganley, Jackie Oliver, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Peter Gethin, Reine Wisell
1971	2	11	2	4	1	42	11.1	8	George Eaton, Helmut Marko, Howden Ganley, Jo Siffert, John Cannon, Pedro Rodríguez, Peter Gethin, Vic Elford
1970	6	13	1	2	—	25	11.9	6.7	George Eaton, Jackie Oliver, Pedro Rodríguez, Peter Westbury
1969	5	10	—	1	—	7	12.4	6	Bill Brack, George Eaton, Jackie Oliver, John Surtees, Pedro Rodríguez
1968	5	12	—	4	—	28	12.6	5.7	Bobby Unser, Frank Gardner, Mike Spence, Pedro Rodríguez, Piers Courage, Richard Attwood
1967	6	11	—	2	—	21	11.2	5.9	Chris Irwin, David Hobbs, Jackie Stewart, Mike Spence, Piers Courage
1966	4	9	1	4	—	34	9.1	4.2	Bob Bondurant, Graham Hill, Innes Ireland, Jackie Stewart, Vic Wilson
1965	2	10	3	11	4	81	8.3	4.5	Giorgio Bassi, Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Lucien Bianchi, Masten Gregory, Roberto Bussinello
1964	2	10	2	7	1	70	11.5	5.7	Giancarlo Baghetti, Graham Hill, Maurice Trintignant, Richard Attwood, Richie Ginther, Tony Maggs
1963	2	10	2	10	2	65	6.2	4.8	Graham Hill, Lorenzo Bandini, Maurice Trintignant, Moisés Solana, Richie Ginther
1962	1	9	4	8	1	62	5.5	4.6	Bruce Johnstone, Gerry Ashmore, Graham Hill, Jackie Lewis, Richie Ginther, Tony Marsh
1961	5	8	—	1	—	9	7.6	7.9	Graham Hill, Tony Brooks
1960	4	8	—	1	—	8	6	6.2	Dan Gurney, Graham Hill, Jo Bonnier
1959	3	7	1	2	1	22.5	8.2	6	Hans Herrmann, Harry Schell, Jo Bonnier, Ron Flockhart, Stirling Moss
1958	4	9	—	2	—	24	7.4	4.3	Harry Schell, Jean Behra, Jo Bonnier, Maurice Trintignant, Ron Flockhart
1957	—	3	—	—	—	—	12.4	—	Herbert MacKay-Fraser, Jack Fairman, Les Leston, Ron Flockhart, Roy Salvadori
1956	—	2	—	—	—	—	9.7	—	Mike Hawthorn, Ron Flockhart, Tony Brooks
1951	—	2	—	—	—	2	14.2	6	Ken Richardson, Peter Walker, Reg Parnell

1977—

10 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Conny Andersson, Guy Edwards, Larry Perkins, Teddy Pilette

1976—

1 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Ian Ashley

1975—

11 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Bob Evans, Mike Wilds

1974P7

15 races · 0 wins · 1 podiums

Chris Amon, François Migault, Henri Pescarolo, Jean-Pierre Beltoise

1973P7

15 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Clay Regazzoni, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Niki Lauda, Peter Gethin

1972P7

12 races · 1 wins · 1 podiums

Alex Soler-Roig, Bill Brack, Brian Redman, Helmut Marko, Howden Ganley, Jackie Oliver, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Peter Gethin, Reine Wisell

1971P2

11 races · 2 wins · 4 podiums

George Eaton, Helmut Marko, Howden Ganley, Jo Siffert, John Cannon, Pedro Rodríguez, Peter Gethin, Vic Elford

1970P6

13 races · 1 wins · 2 podiums

George Eaton, Jackie Oliver, Pedro Rodríguez, Peter Westbury

1969P5

10 races · 0 wins · 1 podiums

Bill Brack, George Eaton, Jackie Oliver, John Surtees, Pedro Rodríguez

1968P5

12 races · 0 wins · 4 podiums

Bobby Unser, Frank Gardner, Mike Spence, Pedro Rodríguez, Piers Courage, Richard Attwood

1967P6

11 races · 0 wins · 2 podiums

Chris Irwin, David Hobbs, Jackie Stewart, Mike Spence, Piers Courage

1966P4

9 races · 1 wins · 4 podiums

Bob Bondurant, Graham Hill, Innes Ireland, Jackie Stewart, Vic Wilson

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1965P2

10 races · 3 wins · 11 podiums

Giorgio Bassi, Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Lucien Bianchi, Masten Gregory, Roberto Bussinello

1964P2

10 races · 2 wins · 7 podiums

Giancarlo Baghetti, Graham Hill, Maurice Trintignant, Richard Attwood, Richie Ginther, Tony Maggs

1963P2

10 races · 2 wins · 10 podiums

Graham Hill, Lorenzo Bandini, Maurice Trintignant, Moisés Solana, Richie Ginther

1962P1

9 races · 4 wins · 8 podiums

Bruce Johnstone, Gerry Ashmore, Graham Hill, Jackie Lewis, Richie Ginther, Tony Marsh

1961P5

8 races · 0 wins · 1 podiums

Graham Hill, Tony Brooks

1960P4

8 races · 0 wins · 1 podiums

Dan Gurney, Graham Hill, Jo Bonnier

1959P3

7 races · 1 wins · 2 podiums

Hans Herrmann, Harry Schell, Jo Bonnier, Ron Flockhart, Stirling Moss

1958P4

9 races · 0 wins · 2 podiums

Harry Schell, Jean Behra, Jo Bonnier, Maurice Trintignant, Ron Flockhart

1957—

3 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Herbert MacKay-Fraser, Jack Fairman, Les Leston, Ron Flockhart, Roy Salvadori

1956—

2 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Mike Hawthorn, Ron Flockhart, Tony Brooks

1951—

2 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums

Ken Richardson, Peter Walker, Reg Parnell

Who drove for them

#	Driver	Wins	Podiums	Entries	Years
1	Graham Hill	10	26	64	1960–1966
2	Jackie Stewart	2	8	29	1965–1967
3	Jean-Pierre Beltoise	1	2	41	1972–1974
4	Pedro Rodríguez	1	6	33	1968–1971
5	Jo Bonnier	1	1	17	1958–1960
6	Peter Gethin	1	1	15	1971–1973
7	Jo Siffert	1	2	11	1971
8	Richie Ginther	—	9	29	1962–1964
9	Jackie Oliver	—	—	24	1969–1972
10	Howden Ganley	—	—	21	1971–1972
11	Harry Schell	—	1	16	1958–1959
12	Clay Regazzoni	—	—	14	1973
13	Niki Lauda	—	—	14	1973
14	Piers Courage	—	—	13	1967–1968
15	George Eaton	—	—	13	1969–1971
16	Mike Spence	—	—	12	1967–1968
17	Henri Pescarolo	—	—	12	1974
18	François Migault	—	—	11	1974
19	Tony Brooks	—	1	10	1956–1961
20	Ron Flockhart	—	—	10	1956–1959
21	John Surtees	—	1	10	1969
22	Jean Behra	—	1	9	1958
23	Helmut Marko	—	—	9	1971–1972
24	Bob Evans	—	—	9	1975
25	Chris Irwin	—	—	8	1967
26	Maurice Trintignant	—	—	7	1958–1964
27	Dan Gurney	—	—	7	1960
28	Giancarlo Baghetti	—	—	7	1964
29	Richard Attwood	—	1	7	1964–1968
30	Reine Wisell	—	—	6	1972
31	Lorenzo Bandini	—	—	5	1963
32	Tony Maggs	—	—	5	1964
33	Bob Bondurant	—	—	5	1966
34	Tony Marsh	—	—	4	1962
35	Masten Gregory	—	—	4	1965
36	Conny Andersson	—	—	4	1977
37	Teddy Pilette	—	—	3	1977
38	Reg Parnell	—	—	2	1951
39	Mike Hawthorn	—	—	2	1956
40	Stirling Moss	—	1	2	1959

1Graham Hill1960–1966 · 64 entries10 wins

2Jackie Stewart1965–1967 · 29 entries2 wins

3Jean-Pierre Beltoise1972–1974 · 41 entries1 wins

4Pedro Rodríguez1968–1971 · 33 entries1 wins

5Jo Bonnier1958–1960 · 17 entries1 wins

6Peter Gethin1971–1973 · 15 entries1 wins

7Jo Siffert1971 · 11 entries1 wins

8Richie Ginther1962–1964 · 29 entries0 wins

9Jackie Oliver1969–1972 · 24 entries0 wins

10Howden Ganley1971–1972 · 21 entries0 wins

11Harry Schell1958–1959 · 16 entries0 wins

12Clay Regazzoni1973 · 14 entries0 wins

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13Niki Lauda1973 · 14 entries0 wins

14Piers Courage1967–1968 · 13 entries0 wins

15George Eaton1969–1971 · 13 entries0 wins

16Mike Spence1967–1968 · 12 entries0 wins

17Henri Pescarolo1974 · 12 entries0 wins

18François Migault1974 · 11 entries0 wins

19Tony Brooks1956–1961 · 10 entries0 wins

20Ron Flockhart1956–1959 · 10 entries0 wins

21John Surtees1969 · 10 entries0 wins

22Jean Behra1958 · 9 entries0 wins

23Helmut Marko1971–1972 · 9 entries0 wins

24Bob Evans1975 · 9 entries0 wins

25Chris Irwin1967 · 8 entries0 wins

26Maurice Trintignant1958–1964 · 7 entries0 wins

27Dan Gurney1960 · 7 entries0 wins

28Giancarlo Baghetti1964 · 7 entries0 wins

29Richard Attwood1964–1968 · 7 entries0 wins

30Reine Wisell1972 · 6 entries0 wins

31Lorenzo Bandini1963 · 5 entries0 wins

32Tony Maggs1964 · 5 entries0 wins

33Bob Bondurant1966 · 5 entries0 wins

34Tony Marsh1962 · 4 entries0 wins

35Masten Gregory1965 · 4 entries0 wins

36Conny Andersson1977 · 4 entries0 wins

37Teddy Pilette1977 · 3 entries0 wins

38Reg Parnell1951 · 2 entries0 wins

39Mike Hawthorn1956 · 2 entries0 wins

40Stirling Moss1959 · 2 entries0 wins

Showing 40 of 70 drivers, most wins first.

Where they won

Their best circuits, and the metro each one sits in. This is a metro site before it is a motorsport one, so every venue links back to its city.

Circuit de Monaco5 / 59

Monaco

Autodromo Nazionale di Monza3 / 54

Milan

Watkins Glen3 / 40

Watkins Glen

Circuit Park Zandvoort2 / 42

Amsterdam

Nürburgring1 / 42

Ahrweiler

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps1 / 34

Liege

Where these numbers come from

Results are the Ergast archive and its Jolpica successor, 1950 to the current season. That archive identifies a car by chassis and engine rather than by the company entering it, so the teams here are reassembled by hand; the rules and every judgement call are set out on the teams board.

Wins, podiums and poles count car entries, so a one-two counts as two podiums. Points are as awarded at the time and are not comparable across eras: a win was worth 8 points in 1960 and 25 today. Titles count finished seasons only, so leading the current championship does not yet count as one.

Points are points scored, race and sprint together, and every season from 1991 onward is checked against the official constructors’ table at build time. Earlier seasons will not match it, and are not meant to: for much of the sport’s history only a driver’s best few results counted toward the championship. Sprint wins are counted separately from Grand Prix wins, because a Saturday result is not a victory in the record books.

Factory locations are curated separately, in scripts/f1/bases.py, with a source per site. The archive has no address field at all. Each town is then put to MetroAreas.xlsx, and a town the workbook cannot rule on is shown without a metro rather than assigned to the nearest one.