Lancia LC2

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The Lancia LC2 is a Group C prototype sports racing car developed in the early 1980s to compete in the World Sportscar Championship, powered by a Ferrari-derived turbocharged V8 engine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Group C sports prototype racing car
racing car
aerodynamicFeature ground-effect underbody
large rear wing
bodyStyle closed-cockpit prototype
brakeType disc brakes
category Group C
chassisDesigner Dallara
competition World Sportscar Championship
competitionPeriod 1983–1986
competitionRival Porsche 956
Porsche 962
constructor Lancia
countryOfOrigin Italy
debutSeason 1983 World Sportscar Championship season
designedFor World Endurance Championship
designedToCompeteAgainst Porsche factory Group C cars
driveLayout rear-wheel drive
engineConfiguration V8 engine
engineOrigin Ferrari-derived V8
enginePlacement mid-engine
engineSupplier Ferrari
engineType turbocharged petrol engine
era early 1980s
fuel petrol
governingBody FIA
intendedChampionship World Sportscar Championship
introducedBy Lancia Corse
livery Martini Racing livery
manufacturer Lancia
notableFeature Ferrari-sourced turbocharged engine
Martini Racing factory support
notableRaces 1000 km of Monza
linked to: 6 Hours of Monza

1000 km of Spa
24 Hours of Le Mans
powertrain twin-turbocharged V8
predecessor Lancia LC1
primaryUse endurance racing
productionType limited-production racing car
regulatoryClass FIA Group C
sponsor Martini
successorClass Group C1 competitors
team Lancia Martini Racing
transmissionType manual gearbox
vehicleClass sports prototype
vehicleLayout mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout

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Lancia Martini Racing teamCar Lancia LC2
Lancia LC1 successor Lancia LC2