Steve Cameron - Team Manager

Team manager, Steve Cameron, himself a highly-qualified racing driver, is now in his 10th year of overseeing operations at the championship-winning Lynx Racing team.
He began his racing career by winning the New Zealand Formula Vee Championship in 1979 and receiving the Bruce McLaren Memorial Trophy. He moved up to Formula Ford in 1980, and to the Formula Pacific series in 1981-82. He worked as the Chief Mechanic for the Rick Shea Formula Atlantic team in 1983 and drove in selected races.

In 1984, Steve won the WCAR Pro Formula Atlantic race at the Westwood track in Canada, finished second in the New Zealand International Formula Pacific Championship and won the Lady Wigram Trophy. Steve ran selected SCCA Pro Sports 2000 races in 1985 and IMSA GTO series in 1986, finished third in the L.A. Times Grand Prix.

Steve and Dr. Joe McGee established the Cameron-McGee Motorsports facility at the Sears Point Race way in 1987, which specializes in race car fabrication, preparation and driver development. Cameron Motorsports Management took over operations in 1997, and has expanded to include Cameron Karting (www.cameronkarting.com).Cameron ran Formula Ford in 1989, winning the SCCA Northwest Division Championship. He also sat on the pole at SCCA Valvoline National runoffs, finished second, and won the Pat Piggott Memorial Award. Steve competed in the Barber-Saab series in 1990, finished fourth in the series even though he ran only 9 of 12 races. He won the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1991 as co-driver of the Comptech Acura GTP car, and won again in 1992. That same year he also finished second in the Toyota Atlantic Championship with eight top-3 finishes.

He ran Daytona with the Comptech team again 1993, and was the race and test driver for the new Raven Race Cars Atlantic car and the test driver for Yokohama's new radial Formula Atlantic tire. In the 1994 season, he raced and tested for Raven and Yokohama as well as the Shannon Sports 2000 car.
Cameron still performs testing duties for the Lynx Racing Atlantic team and is the driving coach for current Lynx driver Bryan Sellers. He currently races a 125cc shifter kart, and has done development driving for the new Star Formula Mazda Pro Series race car.

Born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1960, he is married with two daughters.