The Lola T100 was a single-seater racing car designed by the British constructor Lola Cars under its engineer Eric Broadley. It was built to Formula 2 rules and raced by David Hobbs and Brian Redman for the Lola team in 1967, and a version adapted to Formula 1 regulations, fitted with a BMW engine, was driven by Hubert Hahne for the German BMW team in the 1967 German Grand Prix, where he qualified fourteenth and retired on the sixth lap with a suspension failure. Hobbs finished tenth in that race. The T100 was also entered in non-championship races in 1967 and 1968, including the 1968 Race of Champions at Brands Hatch.
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