The Lancia LC2 (sometimes referred to as the Lancia-Ferrari) was a series of racing cars built by Italian automobile manufacturer Lancia and powered by engines built by their sister company Ferrari.

A Lancia LC2 Group C sports car. In 1982 the team moved up to Group 6 with the LC1 Spyder, followed by the Group C LC2 coupé which featured a Ferrari powerplant in 1983.

The Lancia LC2 was a ferocious Group C sports prototype race car born in the 1980s. Its powerful Ferrari turbocharged V8 engine, sleek aerodynamic design, and a focus on endurance racing made it a formidable competitor, although its success was often limited by reliability issues.

The seven Lancia Martini Racing LC2’s evoke memories of the golden era where three of Italy’s automotive powerhouses combined to create one of the fastest Group C cars. The LC2 is the only Group C car powered by a purpose-built Ferrari engine which proved to be extremely fast when mounted to the Dallara monocoque and raced by the works ...

This video is about a 1985 Lancia LC2 (chassis 0007) I saw during the Group C Racing series at the 2015 Coppa Intereuropa at Monza Circuit. The car is powered by a Ferrari/Abarth 3.0 litre...

May 26, 2023 · When FISA's new Group C regulations were implemented for the 1982 World Sports-Prototype Championship season, the Lancia car to be entered was by no means a finished project. Fortunately, the sporting authorities tolerated the entry of the old Group 5 and 6 cars for one more season, in order not to overcrowd the grid with this sudden change.

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Sep 27, 2024 · Toute l'histoire des Lancia LC1 et Lancia LC2 qui ont représenté la marque italienne en Groupe C à partir de 1982. Détail par châssis.

It was the first and only Italian car built to Group C regulations. Throughout three years of racing, reliability plagued the Lancia Martini team which was one of the few willing to take on the dominant Porsche 956s.

Mar 16, 2020 · In the 9th part of our Group C retrospective we take a closer look at Italian constructor Lancia. In 1982 the Lancia LC1 appeared in the World Sportscar Championship, powered by a tiny 1425 cc straight 4 single turbocharged engine.