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British motor racing team and constructor

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BRP
Full nameBritish Racing Partnership
BaseTring,Hertfordshire, UK
Founder(s)Alfred Moss
Ken Gregory
Noted staffTony Robinson
Noted driversUnited KingdomStirling Moss
United StatesMasten Gregory
United KingdomInnes Ireland
United KingdomTrevor Taylor
United StatesJim Hall
Formula One World Championship career
First entry1958 Moroccan Grand Prix
Races entered43
ConstructorsCooper,BRM,Lotus, BRP
EnginesBorgward,BRM,Climax
Race victories0
Pole positions0
Fastest laps2
Final entry1964 Mexican Grand Prix
BRP–BRM chassis no. 2-64, BRM Celebration Day, Bourne, Lincolnshire, 2012
United Kingdom BRPas a Formula One chassis constructor
Formula One World Championship career
EnginesBRM
EntrantsBritish Racing Partnership
First entry1963 Belgian Grand Prix
Last entry1964 Mexican Grand Prix
Races entered13
Race victories0
Pole positions0
Fastest laps0

British Racing Partnership (BRP) was a racing team, and latterly constructor, from the United Kingdom. It was established byAlfred Moss andKen GregoryStirling Moss's father and former manager, respectively – in 1957 to run cars for Stirling, when not under contract with other firms, along with other up-and-coming drivers.[1]

History

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The BRPBRM P25 whichStirling Moss drove to second place in the1959 British Grand Prix, BRP's best result.

BRP ran aCooper-BorgwardFormula Two car and occasionally aBRMFormula One car in 1959, the latter being demolished in a spectacular crash at theAvus street circuit.[1] BRP was the first Formula One team to sell the entire identity of the team in return for sponsorship income; they were sponsored by the Yeoman Credit Ltd.hire-purchase company from August 1959 and becameYeoman Credit Racing for the1960 season. BRP was given a sum of £40,000 just to buy their equipment plus £20,000/year to operate the team.[1] The team ran Coopers in both Formula One and Formula Two during 1960, with mixed success. During this time two of the team's drivers were killed while racing their cars,[2] and the Yeoman Credit management became concerned that the team was not generating solely positive publicity for their company. The Yeoman Credit deal was passed toReg Parnell Racing at the end of the year, and for the1961 and1962 seasons BRP was renamedUDT Laystall Racing, as part of a new, similar sponsorship deal. UDT wasUnited Dominions Trust, who among various holdings owned Laystall Engineering, the principal supplier of crankshafts to the British automotive and aviation industries.[1]

Mechanics work on the UDT Laystall team cars prior to the1962 Dutch Grand Prix

For1963, the team reverted to its original name and became a true constructor; they had been runningLotus24s andCooper T51s for the previous few seasons, and had tried to acquire the more modern,monocoqueLotus 25 without success. This caused chief designer, Tony Robinson, to design his own monocoque car, patterned very closely after the Lotus 25, but with a thicker skin and running a BRM V8 rather than the typicalCoventry Climax engine run in the Lotus 25. This car is commonly referred to as the BRP-BRM and was raced byInnes Ireland andTrevor Taylor.[1]

As a constructor, BRP took part in 13 Grand Prix rounds, scoring a total of 11 championship points. After1964 the team was forced to withdraw from F1 when BRP were denied membership of theFormula 1 Constructors Association which effectively deprived them of start money, then a significant factor in a team's income. Instead, BRP was hired byMasten Gregory's stepfather George Bryant to build two cars for the1965 Indianapolis 500, but enjoyed little success.

Complete Formula One World Championship results

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As a privateer

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YearEntrantChassisEngineTyresDriver1234567891011
1958British Racing PartnershipCooperT45Climax FPF 1.5L4DARGMONNED500BELFRAGBRGERPORITAMOR
United KingdomTom BridgerRet
1959British Racing PartnershipMON500NEDFRAGBRGERPORITAUSA
CooperT51Climax FPF 1.5L4DUnited KingdomIvor BuebDNQ
Borgward 1500 RS 1.5L413
United KingdomChris Bristow10
BRMP25BRM P25 2.5L4United KingdomStirling MossDSQ2
West GermanyHans HerrmannRet
1960Yeoman Credit Racing TeamCooperT51ClimaxStraight-4DARGMON500NEDBELFRAGBRPORITAUSA
United KingdomChris BristowRetRetRet
United KingdomTony Brooks4RetRet55Ret
United KingdomHenry Taylor748DNS14
BelgiumOlivier Gendebien329712
United KingdomBruce Halford8
United StatesPhil Hill6
1961UDT Laystall Racing TeamLotus18
18/21
Climax FPF 1.5L4DMONNEDBELFRAGBRGERITAUSA
United KingdomCliff Allison8DNS
United KingdomHenry TaylorDNQDNP10Ret11
BelgiumLucien BianchiRetRet
ArgentinaJuan Manuel BordeuDNS
United StatesMasten GregoryRetRet
1962UDT Laystall Racing TeamNEDMONBELFRAGBRGERITAUSARSA
Lotus24
18/21
Climax FWMV 1.5V8
Climax FPF 1.5L4
DUnited KingdomInnes IrelandRetRetRetRet16Ret85
United StatesMasten GregoryRet7
Lotus24BRM P56 1.5V8DNQWDRet126
1963British Racing PartnershipLotus24BRM P56 1.5V8DMONBELNEDFRAGBRGERITAUSAMEXRSA
United StatesJim HallRetRet811658108
United KingdomInnes IrelandRetRet
1964British Racing PartnershipLotus24BRM P56 1.5V8DMONNEDBELFRAGBRGERAUTITAUSAMEX
United KingdomInnes IrelandDNS
United KingdomTrevor TaylorRet

As a constructor

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YearEntrantChassisEngine(s)TyresDrivers12345678910PointsWCC
1963British Racing PartnershipBRP Mk1BRMV8DMONBELNEDFRAGBRGERITAUSAMEXRSA66th
United KingdomInnes IrelandRet47Ret4
1964British Racing PartnershipBRP Mk1
BRP Mk2
BRMV8DMONNEDBELFRAGBRGERAUTITAUSAMEX57th
United KingdomInnes Ireland10Ret1055Ret12
United KingdomTrevor TaylorRet7RetRetDNQ6Ret

Non-championship F1 results

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YearEntrantChassisEngine(s)Drivers123456789101112131415161718192021
1958British Racing PartnershipCooperT45ClimaxL4United KingdomTom BridgerBUEGLV
Ret
SYRAININTCAE
United KingdomStuart Lewis-EvansBUEGLVSYRAIN
5
INT
7
CooperT43CAE
5
1959British Racing PartnershipCooperT51Borgward 1500 RS 1.5L4United KingdomIvor BuebBUEGLVAIN
Ret
INT
8
OULSIL
United KingdomGeorge WickenBUEGLVAIN
8
INTOULSIL
United KingdomChris BristowSIL
5
ClimaxL4BUEGLVAININTOUL
3
1960Yeoman Credit Racing TeamCooperT51ClimaxL4United StatesHarry SchellBUE
5
GLV
Ret
INT
DNS†
SILLOMOUL
United KingdomChris BristowBUEGLV
3
INT
DNS
SILLOMOUL
United KingdomHenry TaylorBUEGLVINTSIL
5
LOM
Ret
OUL
7
United StatesDan GurneyBUEGLVINTSIL
7
LOMOUL
United KingdomBruce HalfordBUEGLVINTSIL
8
LOMOUL
8
United KingdomTony BrooksBUEGLVINTSIL
Ret
LOMOUL
New ZealandDenis HulmeBUEGLVINTSILLOM
5
OUL
1961UDT-Laystall Racing TeamLotus18/21Climax FPF 1.5 L4United KingdomCliff AllisonLOM
2
GLV
8
PAUBRX
5
VIEAIN
15
SYR
WD
NAPLON
8
SIL
WD
SOLKANDANMODFLGOULLEWVALRANNATRSA
United KingdomHenry TaylorLOM
4
GLV
6
PAUBRX
Ret
VIEAIN
Ret
SYR
WD
NAPLON
2
SIL
8
SOLKANDAN
4
MOD
Ret
FLGOUL
8
LEWVALRANNATRSA
United KingdomStirling MossLOMGLVPAUBRXVIEAINSYRNAPLONSIL
1
SOL
Ret
KAN
1
DAN
1
MODFLGOULLEWVALRANNAT
2
RSA
2
SwedenJo BonnierLOMGLVPAUBRXVIEAINSYRNAPLONSIL
11
SOLKANDANMODFLGOULLEWVALRANNATRSA
SwedenCarl HammarlundLOMGLVPAUBRXVIEAINSYRNAPLONSILSOLKAN
Ret
DANMODFLGOULLEWVALRANNATRSA
United StatesMasten GregoryLOMGLVPAUBRXVIEAINSYRNAPLONSILSOLKANDAN
Ret
MOD
NC
FLGOUL
5
LEWVALRAN
Ret
NAT
Ret
RSA
Ret
1962UDT-Laystall Racing TeamLotus18/21Climax FPF 1.5 L4United StatesMasten GregoryCAP
4
BRX
Ret
LOM
Ret
LAVGLV
5
PAUAIN
Ret
MAL
5
CLP
Lotus24Climax FWMV 1.5 V8INT
8
NAP
BRM P56 1.5V8RMS
Ret
SOL
DNA
KAN
1
MEDDAN
2
OUL
6
MEX
5
RANNAT
Lotus18/21ClimaxV8United KingdomInnes IrelandCAPBRX
3
LOM
Ret
LAVGLV
3
PAUAIN
Ret
Ferrari156INT
4
Lotus24NAPMALCLP
1
RMS
3
SOL
DNA
KAN
4
MEDDAN
3
OULMEX
3
RAN
Ret
NAT
Lotus18/21ClimaxV8United KingdomStirling MossCAPBRXLOM
7
LAVGLV
Ret
PAUAININTNAPMALCLPRMSSOLKANMEDDANOULMEXRANNAT
1963British Racing PartnershipLotus24BRMV8United KingdomInnes IrelandLOM
3
GLV
1
PAUIMOSYRAIN
2
INT
4
ROMKANMEDAUTOUL
13
RAN
BRP Mk1SOL
3
Lotus24United StatesJim HallLOM
6
GLV
4
PAUIMOSYRAIN
Ret
INT
Ret
ROMSOL
6
KANMEDAUTOULRAN
United KingdomMike BeckwithLOMGLVPAUIMOSYRAININTROMSOLKANMEDAUTOUL
Ret
RAN
1964British Racing PartnershipBRP Mk1BRMV8United KingdomInnes IrelandDMT
1
NWT
Ret
SYRAIN
Ret
INT
12
SOL
Ret
MED
3
RAN
United KingdomTrevor TaylorAIN
Ret
INT
Ret
SOLMED
Ret
RAN
Lotus24DMT
Ret
NWT
3
SYRSOL
6
1966Stirling Moss Racing TeamBRP Mk2BRMV8United StatesRichie GintherRSA
Ret
SYRINTOUL
John Willment AutomobilesBRPClimaxV8United KingdomJohn Campbell-JonesRSASYRINTOUL
DSQ

Sources

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References

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Wikimedia Commons has media related toBritish Racing Partnership.
  1. ^abcdeJacobson, Curtis."Kurt DelBene's 1964 B.R.P. (BRP-BRM) Grand Prix Race Car".www.britishracecar.com. Retrieved29 April 2013.
  2. ^"Yeoman Credit Racing Team".Racing Retro. Retrieved5 April 2023.
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