Unites three of motorsport’s most experienced and competitive entities behind a singular goal: sustainable success.
By combining their vast wealth of shared experience, each stakeholder contributes to a collective drive to push the boundaries of electric racing and accelerate the clean energy transition.
Over 500 wins in series including IndyCar, Le Mans, Formula 1, Can-Am, Formula 3000, Formula 5000, A1GP, Formula Ford and Touring Cars have seen the marque grow to become one of racing’s most storied and celebrated names.
The company’s Formula E entry marks the exciting first step in a new era following its acquisition by current chairman, Till Bechtolsheimer, in 2022. Aiming to re-stablish itself as a leading motorsport design and engineering brand, Lola today focuses on sustainable motorsport in three key areas: electrification, hydrogen, and sustainable fuels and materials.
In the years since, the brand has claimed a total of 245 wins and 14 championship victories in top-level motorcycle racing, establishing itself as a benchmark for technological development and engineering excellence.
As technical partner, Yamaha works closely alongside the other stakeholders in the development of the highly efficient 350 kW electric powertrain used in the team’s Formula E racecar. Yamaha aims to leverage its expertise to accelerate the research and development of various technologies that contribute to sustainability, including advanced energy.
Today, several subsidiaries with a total of 200 employees join forces under the umbrella of the globally renowned ABT Group.
For more than seven decades, ABT has also stood for top-level motorsport. From grass track racing in the 1950s to touring car and GT competition in the 1990s and 2000s, and on to DTM, Formula E and Extreme E, ABT has achieved victories and titles in many significant racing series. The team is a founding member of Formula E and remains one of the most successful names on the grid with almost 50 podium positions and two championship wins.
