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Lynk's Racing | Your Link to the Winner's Circle
Lynk’s Racing builds the most reliable high-performance 2-stroke racing engines for amateur recers nationwide. Owner and head technician Gregg Lynk, possesses an impressive resume cultivated from working with some of the top racers and teams in the country.
LYNX FJ racing car | Formula Junior marques - FJHRA
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Lynx Engineering Ltd was founded in Sydney by Leon Thomas, John Bruderlin and Peter Wilkins, a skilled fabricator, early in 1960 and the first Lynx racing car was completed on 20th November 1960. It was created from their own designs, jigs and patterns plus those that Peter Wilkins had bought from Ron Tauranac that were intended for kit RALTS, before Tauranac went to England …
Lynx Racing Cars - TNF's Archive - The Autosport Forums
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Doug, Wasn't his name Peter Wilkins who then turned the five Tauranac chassis into Lynx's in conjunction with B & T, for Giffo's info these became type 1 Lynx's although one went to Jack Myers for...
1969 Lynx B | conceptcarz.com
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The Lynx Car Company was started in mid 1960's by Bob Riley and John Mills, both Ford Employees at the time. The Lynx 'B' Formula Vee was one of the first race cars designed by Bob Riley who currently co-owns Riley Technology in Mooresville, North Carolina. Garrett Van Camp built the car from a Lynx Kit in 1969 and was the Waterford Hills Formula Vee Champion.
Lynx for sale | Classic Driver
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Lynx Lynx Motors (International) Limited is a British car manufacturer based in Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, whose products are often closely related to Jaguar. Ever since its foundation in 1968, the focus has been on the restoration, maintenance and race preparation of Jaguar racing cars.
Lynx Racing Returns - Inside Track Motorsport News Magazine
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The Cat is Back- as Lynx Racing Returns to the sport, fielding a pair of cars in the Pacific Formula F1600 Series. Sonoma, CA (February 5, 2013) — It’s has been nine years since a Lynx-branded race car took to the track, but 2013 will see the return of the famous colors and cat-in-racing-goggles logo. Team principals Peggy Haas and Jackie Doty, the first-ever female …
The History of the Lynx Motor Company - www.xjconvertible.com
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The result was the Lynx D-type, launched at the London Racing Car Show in 1974. The car was fabricated entirely in aluminum and was powered by Jaguar mechanicals. The car was an instant success and a total of 53 Lynx D-types have been constructed, including 9 in XKSS form. Lynx converted 16 XJC into convertibles The Lynx XJC convertible
Lynx Racing co-founder Jackie Doty dies at 71 | RACER
https://racer.com/2021/08/31/lynx-racing-co-founder-jackie-doty-dies-at-71/
Jackie Doty, one of the most influential open-wheel team owners over the last four decades, died suddenly at her home in Texas on August 25. She was 71 years old. In partnership with Peggy Haas, Doty founded Lynx Racing in 1990 by supporting a local Formula Atlantic driver named Jeff Barker.
1961 Lynx Mk2 Formula Junior Chassis 105 copy - William …
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1961 Lynx Type 2Formula Junior Chassis No. 105. • 1 of only 15 racing cars built by Australian manufacture Lynx. • Completed in time for the 1961 Sydney Motor Show. • Raced as a works entry, driven by well known Australian Kevin Bartlett. • With a Lynx winning the Formula Junior race at Goodwood’s 73rd Members meeting this is a very rare and sure highly desirable entry to …
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