TheBrabham BT12 was amid-enginedopen-wheelracing car, designed, developed and built by theBrabham team, to compete in the1964 Indianapolis 500.Jack Brabham managed to qualify the car on the grid in 25th-place, but retired on lap 77 of the race due to a fuel tank damage, from a collision on the first lap. The car was powered by annaturally aspiratedOffenhauser 252 cu in (4.13 L)DOHCinline four-cylinder engine, making about 420 hp (310 kW).[1][2][3][4][5][6]