About Lyndon Sims
Lived 1917 – 1999 (aged 81–82). Lyndon Sims was a British rally driver.
Lyndon Oliver Sims (20 January 1917 – April 1999) was a Welsh rally driver and winner of the 6th RAC Rally in 1956. He also served in the Royal Air Force.
Career During the 1950s, he competed in some European Rally Championship events, including the Monte Carlo Rally during this decade.
Perhaps his most recognisable achievement came in 1956, where he won the 6th RAC Rally driving an Aston Martin DB2. That same year, Sims finished 65th in the Monte Carlo Rally driving a Riley Pathfinder.
Personal life Lyndon married Magan P. Shott in 1940 in Crickhowell, Breconshire. His son, Geoffrey was born in spring 1948 followed by Christopher and Anthony.
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Who was Lyndon Sims?
British rally driver
When was Lyndon Sims born?
Lyndon Sims was born on 20 January 1917 in Treharris.
When did Lyndon Sims die?
Lyndon Sims died in 1999 in Monmouth.
What was Lyndon Sims's occupation?
Lyndon Sims was a rally driver.
What nationality was Lyndon Sims?
Lyndon Sims was British.
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