BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962
BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962

BRM P57 No.17 Winner Dutch GP 1962 Graham Hill. World champion 1962

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The BRM P57 No.17, piloted by the legendary Graham Hill, stands as one of the most revered machines in British motorsport history. This car secured Hill’s maiden Formula 1 World Championship in 1962, a season defined by its dominance with 4 victories (Dutch, German, Italian, and South African GPs) and 6 podiums2. The Dutch GP triumph at Zandvoort was particularly decisive—Hill mastered the 80-lap race (318.4 km) in oppressive heat, fending off Jim Clark’s Lotus to win by 46 seconds, a margin that underscored BRM’s technical superiority2.

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