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Lola Cars is a renowned British motorsport company, with a rich history in designing and manufacturing racing cars and more than 500 championship wins to its name.

Lola offers OEMs, Tier 1s and racing departments access to motorsport with a full suite of solutions. We can turn the simple idea of a racing car and team into reality with: End-to-end project management; Design and engineering; Manufacturing and procurement; Full vehicle and sub-system testing; Marketing and partnership building; Race team ...

The mid-1980s saw Lola enter the new Formula 3000 category from its beginning in 1985, and construct the Lola-T86/10 Corvette GTP car which won IMSA’s prestigious Miami Grand Prix road race.

Moments that made racing history. We’re incredibly proud and fortunate to benefit from the archived history that Lola fans have preserved over the years.

During the mid-sixties, Broadley's latest sports car thinking resulted in the legendary T70 series of brawny V8-engined machines which first emerged in 1965 and immediately set the pace at home and overseas.

Mar 28, 2024 · Lola Cars has announced today that it is returning to global motorsport in a multi-year technical partnership with Yamaha Motor Company and will enter the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship from Season 11.

Lola's first flirtation with Formula 1 was early in the company's life when the Bowmaker Yeoman Team, run by the legendary Reg Parnell, approached Eric Broadley and asked him to design and build a Grand Prix Car for the 1962 season, the result was the Lola Mk4.

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In its final years under Eric Broadley's reign, Lola won all four single-seater formulae, but its re-entry into Formula 1 proved ill-starred and financially crippling. We’re incredibly proud and fortunate to benefit from the archived history that Lola fans have preserved over the years.