Teenager Lincoln Evans has signed with TekworkX Motorsport, adding to what is a formidable Pro Class attack in Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge.

In 2024 the highly rated junior earned a nomination to the Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy, where Evans represented Australia as one of just 13 prospects in the Asia-Pacific and Oceania region.

At just 17, Evans stepped into the Sprint Challenge field as one of the youngest drivers on the grid. A mature rookie season allowed Evans to develop his skills and gain invaluable experience across Australia’s premier racing circuits ahead of his 2026 campaign.

The move to TekworkX Motorsport signals Evans’ intent to take the next step, with TekworkX’s pedigree as persistent challengers at the very front of the field across Australia’s one-make Porsche racing ladder.

Evans will partner with Lincoln Taylor in the Pro Class, with Eric Constantinidis joining the young chargers in his Pro-Am entry. The season begins from March 27-29 at Phillip Island, where TekworkX opened the season with pole position and two race wins in 2025.

Quotes:
Lincoln Evans – Driver
“I’m incredibly proud to be joining TekworkX, a team that genuinely understands performance and progression.

“Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge is always fiercely competitive, and being part of the TekworkX team gives me huge confidence as I continue to push myself and develop as a driver. I can’t wait to get to work and see what 2026 has in store.

“It’s also awesome to have the #29 back as well, especially knowing Rob (Woods) has previously run the number as a driver in the category.”

Rob Woods – Team Owner
“Lincoln is exactly the type of driver we want at TekworkX, hardworking and focused on long-term development.

“We are very confident that with the right environment, engineering support and structure, Lincoln can become a genuine contender in Sprint Challenge.

“With Lincoln Evans, Lincoln Taylor and Eric Constantinidis, we believe we have a strong and balanced line-up in the championship, and we’re excited to see what this group can achieve together in 2026.”