Lola was founded in 1958 by legendary British race car designer Eric Broadley. The company over the years has built cars for F1, Formula 5000, IndyCar, and the Canadian-American Challenge Cup (Can ...

Rick Parsons of Huntley, Illinois, owns and drives the 1976 Lola T332C. Brian Redman won Formula 5000 title in 1975, and followed it up with the title in 1976 driving Parsons’ car. High School ...

Formula 5000, A1GP, Formula Ford and Touring Cars. This partnership continues Lola Cars' longstanding prominence in Japan. Lola Cars has a long history of involvement in Japanese motorsport ...

In their heyday in the 1970s the 5.0 litre stock block V8-powered Formula 5000 single-seater racing ... visiting UK driver Michael Lyons (Lola T400) claimed pole position with a scintillating ...

Her name was Lola, she was a fixture of Formula 1 across several decades. But though Lola Cars would merengue and do the cha-cha to try to be a star, it never quite worked out that way.

Formula 3000 and Formula Nippon championships. Sam Smith, from Lola Cars, said: "Some other manufacturers such as Lotus or Brabham or Tyrrell aren't with us anymore. "The good thing about this ...

Founded by Eric Broadley in 1958, Lola Cars has designed and produced nearly 5000 race cars spanning 400 different model types, gaining unparalleled success in motorsport championships around the ...