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I'm curious about the missing L&M branding?
About your question, that is a good one. This car raced when I was in high school and I remember it well. I had several photos on my computer that I referenced to do this drawing that I believe were quite recent. I have since deleted those photos and can't remember where I got them. Until you asked the question about the L&M branding I had forgotten about that. The photos that I had did not have those sponsorship letters and I wonder if that has anything to do with the cigarette companies being banned from advertising and therefore the letters might have been removed. I don't know but I do appreciate you asking me.
I wrote out a note to you about my thoughts on this but some how it was not sent.
When you asked about the L$M logo on the Lola I had forgotten about this aspect of the history of this car. I was in High School when the Can-Am was in its glory and I watched Jackie Stewart race this car on TV. When I drew the Lola I had some photo references and the cigarette sponsorship must have been removed. I realized with your question that it never registered with me that there were a lack of sponsorship on the car.
Thank you.
Thanks for the heads up on that. I appreciate it.
Nice talking to you.
Your country is doing great in the Olympics.