Embassy Hill

Embassy Hill was a short-lived Formula 1 team founded by two-time World Champion Graham Hill in 1973, following his departure from Brabham. Operating out of his own facilities, Hill initially campaigned customer Shadow and Lola chassis before introducing his own, often innovative, Hill GH1 car in 1975. Tragically, the team's promising trajectory was cut short when Hill and several key personnel, including promising driver Tony Brise, died in a plane crash in November 1975, leading to the immediate dissolution of the team. Despite its brief existence, Embassy Hill represented the ambition and independent spirit of a true racing legend. The team participated in 19 races, achieving 0 podiums and 0 wins.