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Legends never die

Few names have left quite such an indelible mark across so many forms of motor sport as Lola, the company established by the late Eric Broadley in 1958 which grew to become one of the largest and longest-lived specialist racing car builders in the world.

Its wide-ranging portfolio of designs – which evolved from the original Austin

Seven-based ‘Broadley Special’ – went on to include racing cars made for contesting everything from Formula 1 to Can-Am and from Formula Atlantic to Le

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