The Lola T210 and its evolution, the T212, were Group 6 sports prototype race cars designed, developed and built by the British manufacturer Lola for the newly created European 2-Litre sports car racing championship in 1970. The body was made of aluminium with front double wishbone suspension attached directly to the monocoque and a steel frame at the rear to carry the engine, gearbox and suspension. It was pushed by the 1.8-litre Cosworth FVC engine, which developed 180 kilowatts. Lola produced 16 chassis, most sold to private teams, and the T210 won 29 races outright and seven in class between 1970 and 1975. Jo Bonnier won the first European Sports Car Championship with two T210s.
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