🇬🇧 Peter Arundell

Peter Arundell was a British Formula 1 driver competing as an established professional in the early 1960s. He raced for Lotus-BRM between 1962 and 1966, driving single-seaters in a championship that mixed amateurs and professionals across its international grid. His career on record spans 15 starts.[1]

Arundell took two podium finishes across his four seasons in Formula 1, competing in a field that included multiple world champions. He shared the Lotus-BRM entry with some of the strongest drivers of the era; Jim Clark, his teammate and a two-time champion, was the team's leading driver. Arundell typically finished behind established champions such as Jack Brabham and Graham Hill, both of whom he raced regularly, though he managed to outfinish Jim Clark once and Richie Ginther twice across his career. He ended his final season, 1966, 13th in the championship standings from eight rounds raced.[2]