Indycar Driver Jack Harvey Invests in Lincoln City

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Image caption, Jack Harvey also works as a commentary analyst on Fox Sports in the United States

Published: 3 September 2025

Indycar driver Jack Harvey has made a significant move by purchasing a stake in his hometown football club, Lincoln City. The 32-year-old, born in the Lincolnshire village of Bassingham, along with his family, has made a "modest investment" into the League One side.

Harvey, a former British Formula 3 champion, has been based and raced in the United States since 2014. He most recently competed in the open-wheel Indycar Series for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing/Cusick Motorsports this year.

A Natural Decision

"This has been a very organic thing," Harvey told the Lincoln City website. "It means a lot to be an ever-so-tiny part of my hometown team, but also to show everybody that we're prepared to give back to our local community, where the club does so much."

Harvey added, "A lot of my family go to every game, so this becomes another way to unite and bond even when I'm having to follow from overseas via Imps+ or on social media."

New Investment in Lincoln City

Harvey's investment coincides with the involvement of an American quartet—Ken Maurice Newcomer, Mark Talarico, Dan Marolis, and Alexander Schreck—who have become 'club patrons'. This new wave of stakeholders has injected funds into the club, just weeks after Lincoln chairman Clive Nates expressed the need for further investment to help the club reach the Championship.

A Friendship Turned Partnership

Harvey revealed that his decision to invest in the Imps "grew out of a conversation" he had with the club's majority shareholder, Harvey Jabara. "I know it sounds cheesy, but first and foremost I consider them [Jabara family] just great friends—I'm lucky to have people like them in my life," Harvey said.

He continued, "They are race fans and I'm sure they were surprised when they first saw me at a game. They're great people to learn from, are involved in lots of cool projects, and I'm delighted to share in this adventure with them."

Looking Ahead

With new investments and a growing community of supporters, Lincoln City is poised for an exciting future. Harvey's involvement not only brings financial support but also a unique connection between the worlds of motorsport and football.