Hawke single-seaters

Hawke

Hawke was a British constructor known for building Formula Ford cars in the late 1960s and 1970s. Founded by David Lazenby in 1969, Hawke quickly gained a reputation for producing competitive race cars, particularly in the Formula Ford category, a popular entry-level formula for single-seater racing. Hawke cars were widely recognized for their engineering quality and played a significant role in developing young racing talents. The company contributed to the motorsport scene during its active years before ceasing production in the early 1980s.