BRP

BRP was a Formula 1 constructor active during the early 1960s, making its debut in 1963. The team participated in 18 World Championship Grands Prix over a brief competitive period. Despite no wins, podiums, or pole positions, BRP managed to accumulate a total of 11 championship points.

Notable drivers included Innes Ireland and Trevor Taylor, who raced for the team between 1963 and 1964. BRP's points scoring rate stood at 27.8%, indicating that the team scored points in just over one-quarter of its race entries. The points per race average was 0.6, reflecting modest success relative to the number of starts.

The team did not record any retirements (DNFs) during its career, a rare statistic that suggests reliability in finishing races despite limited competitive results. BRP's career spanned a short period but remains a part of early 1960s Formula 1 history, with a win rate and podium rate of 0%, underscoring its status as a minor constructor in the sport.