Veritas

Veritas, a German marque, holds a unique place in early Formula 1 history, primarily due to its post-war efforts to re-establish German motorsport. Emerging from the ashes of BMW's pre-war racing division, Veritas utilized BMW 328 components to construct their own competitive sports cars and single-seaters. While their Grand Prix appearances were limited to a handful of races in the early 1950s, they notably entered their own chassis powered by BMW six-cylinder engines. Veritas competed in 18 races, but never achieved a win or a podium finish.