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The Lola LC90 is a Formula 1 car that started racing in 1990. The car was developed by the British factories of Lola Cars based in the city Huntington. Its main designers were Eric Broadley and Chris Murphy. The car was operated by the Larrousse Formula One team. The vehicle was to replace the LC89 model in the team's stable. However, it did not differ significantly from its predecessor - mainly it still used the same 12-cylinder Lamborghini 3512 engine with a capacity of 3.5 liters and the same drive train. In essence, the LC90 has improved, above all, its aerodynamic properties. It's worth mentioning that The Lola LC90 in the 1990 season was not very successful, with the exception of taking 3rd place in the Japanese Grand Prix in the city of Suzuka. However, she made her debut on the track during the San Marino Grand Prix.