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Country of origin:Great Britain
Produced from:1979 - 1981
Numbers built:15
Internal name:T290
Designed by:Bob Marston and Eric Broadley
Predecessor:Lola T297 BMW
Author:Wouter Melissen
Last updated:December 31, 2014
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Chassis: HU93
Fitted with a Heini Mader tuned BMW engine, the first T298 was delivered to French racing driver Jean-Louis Bos. In Motul colours, he used the car to win the 1979 European Hill Climb championship. It was then raced by Gérard Xiberras to second in the championship in 1982 and 1984. Following its contemporary racing career, it eventually ended up in the hands of Sylvain Stepak, who used it in historic races. It has since been raced by subsequent owners Olivier Cazalieres, Jean-Marc Merlin and Eric de Doncker. In 2010, it was comprehensively rebuilt by specialists Equipe Europe. It has since been sold to a British historic racer.

Chassis details
Manufactured in 1978
First owner Jean-Louis Bos
Last known location British Historic Racer
Appearances

2019 Dix Mille Tours 2019 Dix Mille Tours 2019 Dix Mille Tours 2019 Dix Mille Tours
2019 Dix Mille Tours 2009 Le Mans Series Spa 1000 km 2009 Le Mans Series Catalunya 1000 km

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