April 2007 BRM V16 By Karl Ludvigsen The history of motorsport is rife with exotic machines and spectacular flops, but few cars can lay claim to as much technical sophistication and unrealized potential as the BRM V16. The brainchild of British racer Raymond Mays, the BRM V16, or “The Mays Project” as it also came to be known, was created as a way of syndicating the production of a world-class Grand Prix car for Great Britain. Mays convinced Oliver Lucas…
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