Although that the Nissan GTP-ZX Turbo is based on Lola T810 chassis, the first Lola T810 Chassis were used as Lola T810 Models for 1985 JSPC Season.

Source- www.racingsportscars.com/type/photo/Lola/T810.html

The Formula BMW has ended after 2013 season.

Source- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_BMW
web.archive.org/web/20120305022402/http://www.motorstv.com/car/single-seater/formula-bmw-series/08072010/fbmw-europe-and-asia-series-axed

Source- www.carmrades-blog.com/all-articles/2017/1/24/shock-awe-1990-eagle-700

The car isn't a Concept car, it is a Race car which was used from 1958 to 1961. Around 40 Lola MK1's were built.

Source- www.ultimatecarpage.com/car/3880/Lola-Mk1-Climax.html

Spice SE88C Cosworth is a Le Mans Prototype, not a IMSA Prototype Car. Spice has fielded a SE88P with Pontiac engine during the 1988 IMSA Season.

Source- www.ultimatecarpage.com/chassis/2208/Spice-SE88C-Cosworth-SE88C-006.html

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Source- www.picapesgm.com.br/reportagens/reportagem_rally_team.htm

Marian Bublewicz was 1989 Polish Rally Champion, not Miroslaw Krachulec.

Source- www.ewrc-results.com/season/1989/?nat=23

Are you thinking of doing the previous editions of 24h Le Mans, Mark0?

ALD stands for Automobiles Louis Descartes.

STCC still ran under Super Touring Car Regulations on 2001 and 2002 seasons. In 2003, the ST was replaced by Super 2000 Touring class.

Unfortunately, Ford Performance Racing has withdrawn from GT Racing factory at the end of 2019 season, so this car isn't on the run by the factory team anymore.

The duo Patrick Gonin/Pierre Petit drove a Welter LM93, but the duo with Hervé Regout drove a Welter LM94, not a LM93.

Source- www.racingsportscars.com/photo/Le_Mans-1994-06-19.html

Source- www.carmrades-blog.com/all-articles/2016/12/28/last-hurrah-1994-alpine-a610-biturbo-gt2

Mark0 wrote
Renault Laguna, the Nissan Primera...

Mark0 wrote
Yes, but some of BTCC cars are not the same as STW Cars.

Mark0 wrote
I think that I found the rest of other cars drivers, such as BMW E30...

Source- www.driverdb.com/championships/standings/south-african-touring-car-championship/1994/

There is missing the 1994 Spanish Touring Car Championship, which was the first season under ST Regulations.

I thought that this car was only for BTCC, no?

Did the rally cars run on this Touring Car Championship?

There are two Irish Rally Championships: One which is Tarmac (Tarmac Rally Championship), which allows only FIA Cars to be eligible for Tarmac Championship Points and other is National Rally Championship, which allows all Rally Cars including WRC being eligible for National Championship Points.

I think would be basically similiar to France and Spain, which they have both Asphalt and Gravel Championships.

Source- www.garagemglobal.com/2015/05/11/copa-kobe/

Sorry guys, I couldn't find a better picture for this car.

CET stands for Campeonato de España de Turismos, who ran under Group A/N rules from 1990 to 1993.

This Touring car has competed on Spanish Touring Car Championships (Campeonato de España de Turismos) with Official Spanish Fiat Racing Team from 1991 to 1993.

This is the Maximum Category of Rallycross, which is Supercars. Please let me know if this championship should be kept or it should be erased....

Rinspeed wrote
So sorry then. Do you want me to delete this championship? Unfortunately the Supercars Championship, which is Maximum Category, there were only two cars running in that class and Frederico Santos on his Mitsubishi was the only one eligible for points (the Subaru driver Daniel Pacheco, who ran behind him, was not registered for the championship).

Is it possible to create a Race Car Category for One Make Cup Cars?

Rinspeed wrote
So sorry Rinspeed! Will fix it now.

Source- motormania.info/MM/2016/03/10/silver-car-ef10-y-ef13-con-homologacion-fia-caracteristicas-y-ficha-tecnica/

Source- archive.dailysportscar.com/subscribers/news/other/2004other/other573.htm

Source- sports.racer.net/chassis/juno/page1.htm