Racing Successes in Lotus Cup UK & Elise Trophy

We’ve had a positive racing season so far, with all of our drivers doing very well in their novice years. Our best overall team performance came at Rockingham in May, where we scored a 1st,2nd, and 4th in class, in the Lotus Cup UK race.  James Little (car 34) drove a great race to pip

More Exige & Evora V6 S Power!

Following hot on the heels of our successful 390 and 410 power upgrade kits, we now have the new 430 kit, to take your supercharged Exige S  and Evora S even further! The 430 kit produces 430bhp and 340lb/ft (460NM), a further increase of 20bhp and 10nm over the 410.  This power upgrade can be

Exige and Evora V6 Upgrades Now In Store

We are pleased to announce the availability of our performance upgrades and accessories for the Exige V6 and Evora models. Specifically developed items include JRZ suspension, supercharged engine power upgrades, and Avon ZZR tyres – whilst many accessories cross over from existing Exige models including harness bars and harnesses. The supercharged V6 engine in the

Hangar 111 Racing into 2014

Following on from our previous two years successful racing activities, Hangar 111 Racing goes into 2014 bigger and better than ever. For the upcoming 2014 season, we will be running three cars in both the Lotus Elise Trophy and the Lotus Cup UK championships. Joining last years S1 Elise, is a newly built S1 race

Racing for East Anglian Air Ambulance

Our successful 2013 race campaign continues with a little extra, in the upcoming Lotus Elise Trophy season finale. In support of the East Anglian Air Ambulance, our familiar S1 Elise race car, will be transformed to carry the EAAA livery. The fund raising team will join Hangar 111 at Snetterton on 26th October to help

Wheeler Dealers Feature

Greg from Hangar 111 is set to appear in the new series of hit TV show “Wheeler Dealers”. When the show producers decided to feature a Lotus Elise in the new series, they turned to us at Hangar 111 for help with both finding a suitable car, and how best to improve the car for