Derrington

Derrington was a British constructor that briefly participated in the Formula 1 World Championship during the 1950s. Founded by tuning specialist Vic Derrington, the team entered a single Grand Prix, the 1956 British Grand Prix, with an in-house chassis powered by a modified Alta engine. This sole entry marked Derrington's only appearance in Formula 1, making them one of the sport's more obscure, single-race constructors. Their participation, though brief, highlights the era of privateers and small engineering firms attempting to compete at the highest level of motorsport.