The Brabham BT62 continues the legendary 'BT' naming convention established by founders Jack Brabham and Ron Tauranac in the 1960s and honours the legacy of the marque's greatest and most memorable cars.

With headline figures that point to the potency of the car, the new Brabham is pure-bred for the track and capable of setting blistering lap times. The BT62 boasts a dry weight of just 972kg and is powered by a Brabham naturally-aspirated 5.4-litre V8 engine, which produces 700bhp and 667Nm of torque.

Heralding the start of an exciting new chapter for the iconic marque, the BT62 has been specifically designed, developed and tested to reward like no other.

Designed from the ground-up and featuring a host of unique engineering details, the Brabham BT62 draws on the project team's vast experience to create a car without equal.

Crafted from lightweight carbon fibre, the BT62's exterior surface and aggressive aerodynamic package combine to strike the optimal balance between function and form.

The Brabham BT62 has been designed and engineered to demand more from its driver. It's a car for those who want to challenge themselves and their limitations to experience driving in its purest form.

Those fortunate enough to own a Brabham BT62 will join the Brabham driver development programme, where their physical ability and determination will be raised to a place where the performance potential of both driver and vehicle can be fully exploited together as one.

With a base price of £1m (approx. $1.8m) plus local taxes, and before options, production of the Brabham BT62 will be limited to just 70 cars in recognition of Brabham's 70-year heritage - the first 35 of which will celebrate the 35 Grand Prix victories won by Brabham over its 30-year reign in Formula One.