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  Lotus Sport Cadena Cadena was created specifically for the 2005 British GT Series although it did enter certain FIA GT and Spanish GT rounds with mixed results using the Mosler GT2 chassis. The origins of the team stem from a ten year interest in motor sport by team principal Paul Whight who has raced historic Aston Martins, CanAm cars and then the last Group C Aston Martin chassis  AMR-1  which ran at Le Mans in 1989 at the hands of David Leslie. Previously, Paul Whight was involved in the successful campaign of a Lotus Sport Elise in the Cup Class of the 2004 British GT Series.
 
     
The Present:    
     
  Lotus Cup Europe The Lotus Cup Europe Series started in 2004 as a direct response to customer and Lotus Dealer interest in a ‘fun’ but professionally - run motorsport series in Europe. The series is designed to offer Lotus owners the opportunity to experience some fantastic European circuits with like-minded enthusiasts. There are two different types of competition offered: Race and Regularity.
 
  Lotus on track Lotus-on-Track is a non profit making club run by Lotus owners. They aim to provide safe, reasonably priced and sociable track days for Lotus enthusiasts. With experience of running hundreds of events, including many track days for fellow enthusiasts, L-o-T is one of the most experienced track day organisers in Europe.
Don't have a Lotus or Caterham? They do welcome other 2 seater sports cars if the owners have a similar attitude to driving their cars on track.
Lotus-on-Track is a non-profit making club. However, the club does need an income to be able to pay deposits, fund exclusive social events, as well as to provide members with a range of unrivalled membership benefits which is why there is a membership fee.
 
  Lotus F1 Team Lotus Racing (Lotus F1 Team), also referred to as 1Malaysia F1 team by Malaysians in the media, was one of the new Formula One teams for the 2010 Formula One season. The team gained its entry after BMW announced they would withdraw from Formula One at the end of the 2009 season. They will join Manor Grand Prix, Campos Grand Prix and Team USF1 as new teams for 2010.
 
  IndyCar Series In 2010 Lotus and Cosworth have entered into a new technical and commercial partnership with KV Racing Technology to run in the 2010 IndyCar Series.