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It was just a pleasure to see again the brand new Brabham BT62 at the Festival of Speed. A part from the different livery (last year it was red with dark blue details and blue stripes to recall the Martini livery used on their late '70s F1 cars) the green and gold beauty, celebrating Dan Gurney's 1964 Brabham BT7, you see in this video has some more differences. First of all the exhaust pipes are now hidden inside the rear diffuser and I have to say the V8 sounds a bit more high pitched compared to last year's one. The big rear wing was in a some kind of “low drag“ setup and on the front bumper (on both left and right sides) the two air ducts were closed by two carbon fiber pieces, painted in gold to blend in with the bodywork. Something very interesting, that was announced only last January, is that it will be possible to convert the track-only BT62 into a road-legal car with a specific kit. Brabham is also aiming to enter the WEC GTE class in 2022. it's powered by
