How does a company driven to the edge of bankruptcy build an engine so mechanically sound, it would defeat the world's best engineering teams twenty years later on the Formula 1 track? In 1957, BMW was fading. Its survival hinged on a simple idea sketched by Baron Alex von Falkenhausen—a four-cylin
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