The Wolf brand makes its appearance in motor racing in 1976, when the Canadian Walter Wolf founded Walter Wolf Racing. The team takes part in the Formula 1 World Championship for four years between 1976 and 1979 with several drivers, including the names of Jody Scheckter, Keke Rosberg and James Hunt: 3 wins (including one at the debut), 1 pole position, 2 fast laps, 13 podiums and 79 points are the palmares of that period.

In the 2013-2014 biennium, the Wolf GB08s will win the Portuguese CSP and the Austro-German SCC in the division 2 championships, while the factory's focus is on the production of new models to best meet the needs of the American and Asian markets, with production also starting hillclimb races. Among the various new models, the Wolf GB08 stands out, which obtained the 2005 FIA Formula 1 homologation.

The big news of 2017 is called Wolf GB08 Tornado, brand new two-seater Sport, which debuts in March in Australia, immediately impressing for aesthetics and performance, allowing Ivan Bellarosa to graduate Italian Sport Prototype Champion 2017 with 11 wins out of 12 races. The new Tornado imposes itself in various Endurance competitions, including the 3 Hours of Imola and at the 6 Hours of Rome, it’s the Tornado itself that gives Wolf Racing Cars the Pole Position number 100 of its history.