Lola is far from being a household name, but it’s one of the biggest companies in motorsports.Specializing in working behind the scenes building chassis for some of the world’s most famous ...

While the 2006 Champ Car World Series season finale in Mexico City witnessed arguably the most spectacular finish to a race this season, it also marked the end of a 40 year association between the ...

Lola Cars International went into administration in May 2012. “At the end of September, having not received an acceptable offer for the business as a going concern, ...

Lola built some of the best racing cars in the world but went bust in 2012. Jonathan M. Gitlin – Aug 15, 2022 1:02 pm | 27 A Lola Mk1 in the foreground and a Lola B12/60 from 2012 in the background.

Lola B12 IRL design proposals – Click above for high-res image gallery. Skip to main content. Get Our Newsletter. ... Lola’s history in Indy cars goes back all the way to the 1960s.

Lola Cars has announced Peter McCool as its new technical director. As well as being part of Lola in its previous guise between 2009 and ’12, McCool’s extensive résumé includes holding ...

A 1965 Lola T70 Mk1 Spyder that was owned by both Carroll Shelby and Dan Gurney will hit the Mecum auction block in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Oct. 15-16.

Engineers at Lola made a bet that they could build a street-legal Formula 1 car in the U.K. -- it's now for sale.

Lola Cars have announced that they will begin limited series production of one of the legendary endurance racers of the late 60s and early‘70s, the Lola T70 Mk3b. The first car of the new ...

British sportscar constructor and former F1 marque Lola Cars is going up for sale—but that doesn’t have to be an entirely bad thing. In fact, because all the technical assets are coming with ...

Presently, the Lola is part of the so-called DeFoor Brothers Collection, being accompanied to Chattanooga by about 20 other cars from the same lot, including a rare BMW 3.0 CSL and two Riley ...

Drayson Racing Technologies and the Lola Cars group have just revealed what is intended to be the fastest electric-powered racing car in the world - the Lola-Drayson B12/69EV.