Lola never really cracked Formula 1, but it did have success in IndyCar and sports car racing with cars it designed and built from the 1960s until it ceased trading in 2012.

"Thank you, Lola, for being a good car most of the time." I ran back into the house to grab a lucky rock, but given that this was Lola, I picked out three blue feathers instead and set them in the ...

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.

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 ...

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, ...

But though Lola Cars would merengue and do the cha-cha to try to be a star, it never quite worked out that way. And having already been rescued from oblivion once before, the company was defunct ...

The T70 never won Le Mans—no car wearing the Lola name badge did—but a pair of T70s stood in for a Porsche and a Ferrari in staged crashes in Steve McQueen's wonderful, flawed Le Mans.

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’ motorsports director Mark Preston said, “This project will allow us to create a unique electrified platform with a software focus at its core to provide a basis for Lola’s wider ...

The Lola group has been involved in Formula 1 in some form or another many times. On many of these occasions, they were constructing cars for other people to use. All of the cars they built for ...

Lola Group Holdings Limited announced that it has filed for bankruptcy protection for its Lola Cars International Limited and Lola Composites Limited divisions.The famed British race car maker has ...

Lola Cars is most well known for supplying chassis to various racing series, including Dyson Racing in the US, which competes in the American Le Mans Series’ LMP1.