Cooper

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Cooper was a pioneering British Formula One constructor best known for popularizing rear-engined race cars and achieving championship success in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

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instanceOf British company
Formula One constructor
racing car manufacturer
basedIn Surbiton NERFINISHED
Surrey NERFINISHED
category British racecar constructors
Formula One constructors
chassisLayout rear‑engined
competedIn Formula One World Championship NERFINISHED
country Great Britain NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
engineSupplier Climax NERFINISHED
eraOfGreatestSuccess early 1960s
late 1950s
firstWorldDriversChampion Jack Brabham GENERATED
firstWorldDriversTitleYear 1959 GENERATED
foundedBy Charles Cooper NERFINISHED
John Cooper NERFINISHED
influenced design of later Formula One cars
knownFor World Championship success in the early 1960s
World Championship success in the late 1950s
popularizing rear‑engined race cars in Formula One
legacy established rear‑engined layout as standard in Grand Prix racing
notableModel Cooper T51 NERFINISHED
Cooper T53 NERFINISHED
pioneered rear‑engined layout in Formula One
secondWorldDriversTitleYear 1960
sport Formula One NERFINISHED
wonConstructorsChampionship 1959
1960

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