 In 2003, Dyson Racing took the ALMS P2 team and driver's (Chris Dyson) championships with their AER-powered Lola EX257.Launched in 2006, the new P32T moved AER to move to the top of Le Mans Prototype racing.The P32T V8 engine was a bespoke AER design for LMP1 racing and was a 75 degree twin-turbo V8 originally built as a 3.6 liter in 2006 and 2007 and upgraded to 4.0 liters in 2008.