Dallara
Dallara Automobili is an Italian manufacturer of racing racing cars. Founded in 1972 close to Parma in Italy by Giampaolo Dallara, Dallara designed single-seaters of Formule 3, Formule 3000, Formule 1, as well as cars of the type Sport-Prototypes. Today, Dallara is the exclusive supplier of the championships World Series by Renault, GP2 Series and provides the major part of the plate of the IndyCar Series as well as various championships of Formule 3.
History
Beginnings
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Formula 1
See also: Scuderia Italia
Dallara became manufacturer of Formule 1 in 1988, after being elected by the young Italian stable BMS-Scuderia Italia of Beppe Luchinni for the construction of a frame. Association will not balance rather average results (a podium for Andrea de Cesaris with GP of Canada 1989, another for JJ Lehto with GP of San Marino 1991) before ending at the conclusion of the season 1992, BMS-Scuderia Italia deciding to turn to the British manufacturer Lola.
The name Dallara made its reappearance in the beds at the end of the season 2004, when the Russian stable Midland, about to launch out in F1, planned to entrust the design of its frames to the Italian manufacturer. Finally, Midland repurchased the stable Jordan and was based on the know-how of the Irish stable to launch out in F1, Dallara intervening only as technical consultant.
Other formulas
Formulate 3
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Formulate 3000
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World Series by Renault
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GP2 Series
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IndyCar Series
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Protos
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