Racing for Holland
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| Founded | 1999 |
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| Founder(s) | Jan Lammers |
| Folded | 2009 |
| Base | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Team principal(s) | Jan Lammers |
| Former series |
FIA Sportscar Championship A1 Grand Prix Le Mans Series |
| Noted drivers |
 Jeroen Bleekemolen John Bosch Val Hillebrand Jan Lammers Jos Verstappen
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| Teams' Championships |
2002 FIA Sportscars 2003 FIA Sportscars |
Racing for Holland is a Dutch motor racing team started by Jan Lammers in 1999. The team is initially specialised in endurance races such as 24 hours of Le Mans and FIA sportscars series. The team also participated in the A1 Grand Prix as the A1 Team The Netherlands.
Racing for Holland was incepted in 1999 as Talkline Racing for Holland. The team would participate in that year's 24 Hours of Le Mans in collaboration with German Konrad Motorsport, with drivers Jan Lammers, Tom Coronel and Peter Kox, and Talkline serving as mainsponsor. Talkline would withdraw sponsorship after the 2000 race, in which the team was disqualified after Tom Coronel left the car for more than 30 meter to collect his lost rear tire, starting a struggle to find funding. In 2001 Racing for Holland for the first time took part in the 24 Hours of Le Mans without help of Konrad Motorsport, resulting again in a DNF. However, Racing for Holland were showing a fast pace ever since their debut on Le Mans and they finished for the first time in 2002, in 8th place, and a year later a best ever finish in 6th place.
Racing for Holland has for many years campaigned a Dome S101 sportscar powered by a Judd engine in the FIA Sportscar Championship, Le Mans Series, and the most of all the 24 Hours of Le Mans, including a best of sixth place overall in 2003.
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