1968 BRM P126 Chasis 126.01 BRM has had one of the most interesting histories of all the Grand Prix constructors. Having emerged in the postwar period much like Ferrari, the team rose from the disasters of the early V-16, a car with enormous potential but little in the way of results to a world championship with Graham Hill in 1962, through the strange efforts of the H-16 to again win Grand Prix races in 1970 and 1971. The team then…
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