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JACK RACES IN AT IMPS

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 September 2025

INDYCAR driver Jack Harvey has bought a stake in his hometown club Lincoln City.
The 32-year-old and his family are said to have put a “modest investment” into the League One Imps.
Harvey, who has been based and raced in the United States since 2014, told the club website: “This has been a very organic thing.
“It means a lot to be an ever-so-tiny part of my hometown team.”

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