Single-Seat Can-Am car constructors

Danny Sullivan in the gigantic March 827 at Road America in 1982. Copyright Glenn Snyder 2009. Used with permission.

Single-Seat Can-Am cars

The most successful cars over the ten seasons of Single-Seat Can-Am are shown below. The Frissbee, Spyder, Prophet and Schkee were, like the Lola T332, T332CS and T333CS, based on the 1973 Formula 5000 Lola T330 design, so 44 wins fell to that base design.

Car Type	Winning seasons	Wins
Lola T333CS	1977 - 1979, 1985	21
VDS 001/002/004	1981 - 1984	12
Frissbee GR2/GR3	1980 - 1985	11
Lola T530	1980 - 1981	8
CAC-1/CAC-2	1980 - 1981	5
March 817/827	1981 - 1982	5
March 847	1984	3
Spyder NF-11 (Lola T333CS)	1979	3
Ensign N180B	1983	2
Frissbee KR3 (Lola T330)	1985 - 1986	2
March 832 [2-litre]	1985 - 1986	2
Prophet (Lola T332C)	1978 - 1979	2
Spyder NF-10 (Lola T333CS)	1978	2
Frissbee (Sullivan)	1981	1
Frissbee KR4 (Lola T400)	1986	1
Lola T332CS	1977	1
March 84C	1986	1
Porsche 956	1983	1
Schkee DB1 (Lola T332C)	1977	1

Individual car histories
Lola T530 The mighty Lola T530 was the only customer production car built especially for the Single-Seat Can-Am over that championship's ten-season life. Patrick Tambay won the 1980 championship in Carl Haas' Lola T530. Ten T530s were built for the 1980 season but only nine raced, the tenth becoming VDS-001.

Individual car histories

Lola T530

The mighty Lola T530 was the only customer production car built especially for the Single-Seat Can-Am over that championship's ten-season life. Patrick Tambay won the 1980 championship in Carl Haas' Lola T530. Ten T530s were built for the 1980 season but only nine raced, the tenth becoming VDS-001.