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Jimmy Lin
Jimmy Lin in Zhuhai, 2006
Born (1974-10-15) 15 October 1974 (age 50)
Taipei, Taiwan
Occupation(s)Actor, singer, race car driver, entrepreneur, photographer
Years active1992-present
Height1.72 m (5 ft 7 1⁄2 in)
SpouseKelly Chen (m. 2009)
Children
  • Kimi Lin (son)
  • Jenson Lin (son)
  • Kyson Lin (son)
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese林志穎
Simplified Chinese林志颖
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu PinyinLín Zhìyǐng
Yue: Cantonese
JyutpingLam4 Zi3 Wing6
Southern Min
Hokkien POJLîm Chì-éng
Musical career
Also known asXiaozhi (小志)
Little Whirlwind Zhiying (志颖), Xiaoying (小颖) Lin Xiaozhi (林小志)
GenresMandopop

Jimmy Lin Chih-ying (Chinese: 林志穎; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Lîm Chì-éng, born 15 October 1974) is a Taiwanese singer, actor, and race car driver.

Early life

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Lin was born in Taipei on 15 October 1974. He was the second child in a family of five children. Lin graduated from Zhong Xiao Primary School and Huai Sheng Secondary School. At the age of 16, while he was studying Drama and Photography in Hua Gang, Lin was discovered during a performance in school. During this time, he was the star of the campus. At first, Lin declined his first manager's offer to enter the entertainment industry but later took up the offer. In 1992, at the age of 17, he became a superstar overnight following the release of his debut album, Not Every Love Song Has Fond Memories (不是每個戀曲都有美好回憶). Lin's sweeping fame across Asia gained him the nickname "Little Whirlwind". He was also known as one of the "Little Four Heavenly Kings" (四小天王) in Taiwan. Lin became the youngest singer ever to hold a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum (香港紅館), being only 18 years old at the time. Lin went on to record and release thirteen more albums, including special editions and compilations, and has since filmed many movies and series, as well as endorsed many products. Throughout his singing career, he also received many awards for his hit songs and albums.

Lin enjoyed great popularity until 1994, when he had to serve compulsory military service. Despite knowing it would affect his career tremendously, Lin did not seek special treatment from the government. In October 1994, he entered service. In a 2005 talk show, he revealed that in addition to the arduous training, Lin was bullied by seniors, and was expected to perform better than other soldiers due to his fame.[1] Lin also mentioned that one of the causes for this treatment was his status as a celebrity. During his service he served primarily in the entertainment section of the military and was discharged after two years in the military where he returned to acting and singing.

Career

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Lin's career as an actor and singer was momentarily postponed by his compulsory military service and upon his return, he was overshadowed by many newcomers. Despite the difficulties Lin faced in re-entering showbiz, he worked hard and even set up his own company, Jimmy Creative, which produced his recent 5 albums under the music label "Forward". The most noteworthy album was "Scarecrow" (稻草人)(1999), which contained a song of the same title.

In 1997, Lin decided to realize his dream of car racing. In one of the races that year, he encountered a crash which nearly cost him his life.[2] Seconds after limping out of the wreck, the car exploded. The only reminder of the accident now is a few metal plates in the foot that was crushed. Despite the accident, Lin did not give up on racing, and constantly strove to better himself. With regard to this, he often says, "When I race, I am not racing against others, but against myself." Today, Lin is one of the top 10 rally racers in Mainland China. In 2005, he signed a contract with Hong He, the top team in China, as a racer. He trained under top racing coach Ma Jun Kun. Lin hopes to become a Formula 3 racer someday, and become a full-time professional racer. In 2005 he and two friends founded the Ping Tzuo Racing Advisory Company at the ZhuHai International Circuit. On 23 October 2005, Lin hosted the first "Jimmy Cup", a racing event where mainly male celebrities race.[3] The event's aim was to increase the awareness of traffic safety to the masses and to promote the love of car racing. In 2006 he formed the Jimmy Lin Rally Team to compete in the China Rally Championship. His team won Overall 3rd place in the 2006 China Rally Championship.[4] On 26 October 2008 he was formally inducted into the China F1 TianRong Powerboat Racing team in Shenzhen, China. He will train with the team in 2009/2010 in order to get his F1 powerboat racing license.[5][6]

In 1999, Lin performed within the Suntec City Fountain of Wealth in Singapore, becoming the first singer to ever hold a concert there.

While being a racer, Lin has not neglected his showbiz career. Lin concentrated on filming after his last album "Going for a Walk" in 2000. The grandest production in recent years was Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils (天龙八部), where he took the role of the Dali crown-prince Duan Yu.

Despite having not released an album since 2006, which his last album was titled "擋不住我", Lin continues to sing theme songs for television series and films, and give regular live performances for various events including mini concerts, fund-raising events, festivals and even state events. He was one of the celebrity performers at the Third "Beijing 2008" Olympic Cultural Festival (2005), where the theme motto "One World, One Dream" was officially announced. In 2007, he starred in his first Taiwanese idol series, My Lucky Star, which got the #1 rating for 13 weeks in a row.[7] In 2010, he starred in his first Chinese modern series, Hunan TV's "Single Princess and Blind Dates".[8]

On 17 October 2008, Lin held his first concert in Shanghai, China after 14 years. It was a stunning success in front of 25,000 screaming fans who sang Happy Birthday to celebrate his 34th birthday.[9] On 21 November 2009, he held his 2nd concert in Shanghai in front of 10,000 fans.[10] It was a family event where his parents and siblings attended, and he sang a duet with his younger brother Jason Lin.

In addition to his entertainment and racing career, Lin is also a very successful businessman.[11] In 2000 he started the IT company Inwellcom, Tech, co.[12] with friends that specialize in writing software for surveillance and banking. He himself became the youngest director in the Taiwan Network Association.[13] His own house in Taipei has the latest hightech surveillance equipment manufactured by his own company. He can remotely control more than 100 home appliances from his PDA. He talked about this in talk shows in 2006.[14] He also set up a business on the internet with his brother, naming his own brand "JR" (Jimmy Racing). The online venture sells goods ranging from sunglasses to bikinis. It has since grown in scale from operating solely on auction sites to selling his goods on shopping sites. In 2004 he opened Roadstar, a car dealership in Taipei that sells high-end sports cars.[15] In 2005 he founded the PingTzuo International Racing Sports Advisory Company in Zhuhai, China with his best friend Chen Wei Liang.[16] Lin is also on the PingTzuo racing team. In 2006 he opened a restaurant, The Dream Family Cafe in the Jing Hua Cheng shopping mall in Taipei, Taiwan. In 2009 he became a part-time wedding photographer for the Shanghai CHUECH studio.[17] He also owns real estates in Taiwan, Shanghai, and Beijing.

Lin also contributed to the society by becoming an ambassador for many youth and government campaigns in Taiwan and other places.[18][19] On 17 October 2003, Jimmy was presented with the "Outstanding Chinese Award" at the 51st San Francisco Chinese Festival. The award was mainly to commend him for starting a series of fund-raisers for schools, for being an anti-drug ambassador,[20] and for participation in public community events.

On 16 April 2011, Jimmy Lin interviewed the F1 racing driver Michael Schumacher for the international magazine GQ (May 2011 issue). Jimmy did his homework before he met with Schumacher and did the entire interview in English. He asked more than 20 questions in different areas: life, racing experiences and charity. Jimmy said, "Schumacher is my most admired F1 racer. Besides his remarkable racing records, I also highly respect his charity works. He donated money to help the refugees rebuild their homes after the 2004 tsunami." Schumacher gave Jimmy a pair of limited edition shoes that he designed and invited him to a private dinner the following day.[21]

Personal life

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Lin dated actress Ruby Lin, his co-star in the 1995 film School Days. At that time he was very popular, having already released several albums in Asia, while Ruby was an unknown, acting in her first project. Their relationship lasted for 2–3 years, and Ruby was the only girlfriend Lin had ever taken home to see his father.[22] In a later talk show together, both parties stated that it was due to the distance and fading of feelings that led to their breakup.[23]

In October 2009, Lin announced his engagement to model Kelly Chen. Their son, Kimi Lin, was born on 15 September 2009.[24] Kimi became a household name in China after being featured on the popular 2013 television reality show Where Are We Going, Dad? Star. A wedding ceremony was held on 30 July 2013 in Phuket, Thailand. Recently, for celebrating the quantity of his fans on Sina microblog reached 60,000,000, he announced his wife had been pregnant, and he will have two twin boys. On 5 December 2015, he and his wife welcomed their twin sons Jenson and Kyson.

On 22 July 2022, Lin and his six-year-old son Jenson were injured in a car accident but were not in critical condition. Both father and son are currently doing well as they received treatment at a hospital.[25]

Discography

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  • Not Every Love Song Has Fond Memories (1992)
  • Summer of '92 (1992)
  • Why Am I Always Hurt (1992)
  • Thinking of You (1993)
  • Fiery Heart (1994)
  • Goodbye My Friend (1994)
  • Saying Goodbye to Yesterday (1994)
  • Dream Is Ahead (1995)
  • Expect (1996)
  • Men Are Easily Deceived (1997)
  • I Am Still Myself (1997)
  • Before Dawn Breaks (1998)
  • Scarecrow (1999)
  • Go for a Walk (2000)
  • Best of Jimmy Lin (2004)
  • Jimmy F1ght (2006)
  • My Lucky Star (2007)
  • Black (2010 single with Wallace Chung)[26]
  • Celebrate Youth (2010 The 16th Asian Games youth camp theme song with Zhang Li)[27]
  • You Are the One (Sept 2010 Theme songs of Single Princesses)(Oct 2011 Theme songs of Rainbow Sweetheart)
  • Color (Sept 2010 Theme songs of Single Princesses)(Oct 2011 Theme songs of Rainbow Sweetheart)
  • Flying with You, Flying (Aug 2012 Theme songs of the movie Flying With You)

Filmography

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Year Title Role More Information
2015 Emperor Holidays
2014 City Hunter
城市獵人		 He Xiao TV
2013 Super Speaker Anhui TV show
Where Are We Going? Dad
爸爸去哪兒？		 Hunan TV show
2012 Flying With You
一起飛		 Xu Yifan Film - China
Legend of Chinese Titans
雲動故事		 Animation - Taiwan
If I Were You
變身男女		 Film - China
2011 Speed Angels
極速天使		 Film - China
Rainbow Sweetheart Shao Feng Television series - Jiangsu TV
2010 Single Princesses and Blind Dates Ji Fan Hunan TV
2009 Shao Lin Si Chuan Qi 2 Li Shi Min Henan TV
2008 Live With Chivalry Jon Musical by Chivas
2007 My Lucky Star (Fang Yang De Xing Xing) "Vernon" Zhong Tian Qi Television series by SETTV (Taiwan)
2004 Liao Zhai: Xiao Cui
聊齋		 Wang Yuan Feng Television series
Shu Jian Qing Xia Liu San Bian Liu San Bian Television series
Wolf
狼		 Assassin Film - Taiwan
The Love Winner Film - Hong Kong
2003 Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
天龍八部		 Duan Yu Television series
Boxing Hero
龍虎英雄		 Dragon Film - Hong Kong
2002 Secretly Loving You Television series - guest appearance
(in episodes 27, 28 and 29)
2002 The Monkey King: Quest for the Sutra
齊天大聖孫悟空		 Na Ja Television series
2002 The Legendary Siblings 2
(Jue Shi Shuang Jiao)		 Jiang Fei Yu / Jiang Xiao Yu Television series
2001 Feng Chen Wu Die Journalist Television series
2001 My Heart Will Go On Bao Yi Film - China
2000 Lotus Lantern
寶蓮燈		 Liu Chen Xiang Television series
Master Swordsman Lu Xiaofeng Lu Xiaofeng Television series
1999 The Legendary Siblings
絕代雙驕		 Jiang Xiao Yu Television series
Red Word Ah Hu Film - Thailand[28]
Ang Yee: Luuk chaai phan mangkawn Film - Thailand
1998 Chirvalous Legend Liao Tian Ding Film - Taiwan
Heavenly Legend The Monkey King / Sun Wu Kong Film - Hong Kong
1995 Forever Friends Wizard Film - Hong Kong
1995 School Days
學校霸王		 Xu Zhi Hao / Xiao Zhi Film - Hong Kong/Taiwan
1994 Grandpa's Love
侄孫情		 Jiang Xing Jian Film - Hong Kong
No Sir 3
報告班長3		 Lin Xiao Ying Film - Hong Kong
1993 Shaolin Popey
笑林小子		 Pi Shi Ting / "Spinach" Film - Hong Kong
Vampire Family
一屋肖牙鬼		 David Jen Film - Hong Kong
Boys Are Easy
追男仔		 Ching Siu Pei / Xiao Bei Film - Hong Kong
End of the Road
一屋子沒落英雄		 Ah Ding Film - Taiwan
1992 Flying Dagger
神經刀與飛天貓		 Han Lin / Little Dagger Film - Hong Kong
Butterfly and Sword
新流星蝴蝶劍		 Prince Cha Film - Hong Kong/Taiwan
To Miss With Love
逃學外傳		 Lin Chi Yin Film - Hong Kong

Awards received

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  • 2011 6th Huading Awards - Best Actor in Idol Dramas 2011华鼎励志偶像最佳男演员奖

Racing Records

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  • Teams raced for: Renault Tire Racing Team,[29] HongHe Rally Team,[30] 香港代纳10方程式车队, Mitsubishi Lancer ManYu Rally Racing Team,[31] Guangxi Speedone Rally Team[32][33]
  • Team owned: ESSO Jimmy Racing Team,[34] Jimmy Lin Rally Team[35]
  • Team racing for now: PingTzuo Racing Team
  • Team owns now: PingTzuo Racing Team[36]

In 2011, he announced that he will quit rally racing due to the death of one of his racing buddies and that he wanted to devote more time to acting and singing.[37]

1997

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  • September Super Car Challenge, Ferrari 348, 3rd place

1998

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  • February 555 Taiwan Rally Race
  • March Super Car Challenge Cup, BMW M3, 2nd place
  • August Impreza Challenge Cup
  • November World Rally Championship Australia Hyundai Rally Car, got FIA International Class A[38]

1999

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  • February went to Japan to study racing under a famous Japanese racer
  • June Super Car Challenge, BMW M3, 3rd place
  • August Super Car Challenge, BMW M3, 3rd place[39]

2000

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  • 17 May Super Car Challenge, BMW using new M3 race car, 2nd place, broke Taiwan LungTam BMW M3 single lap record[40]
  • July Super Car Challenge, BMW M3, 2nd place, broke Taiwan LungTam BMW M3 single lap record
  • 7 August formed ESSO Jimmy Racing Team and Racing Company, became spokesman for ESSO[41]
  • 28 August ZhuHai International Circuit Renault Spider Challenge, 4th round 1st place, 6th round, 2nd place[42]
  • 4 December Super Car Challenge, broke Taiwan's single lap record in Taiwan LungTam Super Car[29][43]

2001

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  • 11 March Impreza race, group A, first round, 3rd place
  • 1 April Super Car, 1st round, used M3 race car, 1st place[44]
  • 3 June Super Car, 2nd round, used M3 race car, 1st place[45]
  • August China Formula International Race, 1st place[46]
  • August Super Car, 3rd round, used M3 race car, 1st place
  • September China Formula International Race, 1st place
  • October Super Car, 4th round, used M3 race car, 1st place.
  • October China Renault Formula, 5th round, Group A, 1st place.
  • October China Renault Formula, 6th round, Group A, 1st place.
  • 31 December Taiwan Oil year end Challenge, competing with the best 36 races in Taiwan, 4th overall. This established Jimmy's status in Taiwan's racing circle[29]
  • won 9 winner cups: seven 1st place, one 2nd place, one 3rd place. Became Champion of the Year for winning all 4 rounds of the Taiwan Super Car Race. He still holds this record.[47]

2002

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  • 10 March China Renault Formula
  • 2 March China Rally Championship, Shanghai representing Radial Tire Rally Racing Team
  • 7 April Taiwan Super Car Race, used BMW M3, 2nd place
  • 4–5 May Asian Formula[48]
  • 16 June China Renault Formula, 7th place[49]
  • 2 June Taiwan Super Car Race, used BMW M3, 1st place
  • 2 July China Renault Formula, 3rd place
  • 4 August Taiwan Super Car Race, used BMW M3
  • 1 October Taiwan Super Car Race, used BMW M3, 2nd place[29]

2003

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  • Contracted to race for Radial Tire Racing Team for 2 years.[50]
  • 20 March Shanghai Rally Race
  • 12 April China Renault Formula Race, Zhuhai, 2nd place[51]
  • 8 June Malaysia PORSCHE GT3 CUP[52][53]
  • 17 July ChangChun Rally Race, 8th place[54]
  • 19 August China Rally Championship, Beijing[55]
  • 13 September China Rally Championship, Beijing
  • 25 October Porsche Carrera Cup Asia, PORSCHE 911 GT3 CUP, Beijing
  • 12 November Macau Grand Prix, Renault Formula Race, 17th place out of 25

2004

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  • March Shanghai Rally Race, 9th place
  • 30 May Beijing Rally Race, dropped out at 10th place[56]
  • 6 June Shanghai Renault Formula Race, dropped out after collision at 7th place
  • 27 June Asia Renault Formula Race, Shanghai, 6th place out of 30
  • 26 September Asia Renault Formula Race, Shanghai, 10th place out of 30

2005

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  • Contracted to race for Honghe Rally Team, the largest racing team in China, for the reported sum of TW$10 mil[30]
  • March China Rally Championship, Shanghai 9th place
  • April China Rally Championship, Zhejiang 9th place
  • 8 May Asia Renault Formula F2000, Zhuhai 5th place out of 31
  • August China Rally Championship, Guizhou
  • September China Rally Championship, Yunan, 8th place
  • September Coach for Jackie Chan Charity Race
  • October Held the 1st Jimmy Lin Charity Stars Race at Zhuhai International Circuit[3][16][57]
  • November China Rally Championship, Shaoguan, Guangdong, eighth place.
  • December ranked 8th overall in China Rally Championship 2005[2][58]

2006

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  • 3/22/06 Formed Jimmy Racing Team and became his own boss. He signed British racer, Alister McRae, who ranked 3rd in 2003 and 26th in 2006 in the world. The other 2 racers in his team are Jimmy himself and the 7th ranked Chinese racer. Jimmy ranked 8th in China in 2005. McRae was paid US$50,000 per race, 5 races a year.[35]
  • 3/24/2006 Jimmy Lin Racing Team won both team 1st place and racer 1st place in Shanghai Rally Race.[59]
  • June Became Zhuhai Super Car Club Honorary President
  • July China Rally Championship, Guizhou
  • July Jimmy Lin Racing Team 3rd place at China Rally Championship, Guizhou[60]
  • August Celebrity Charity Race, team 1st place, men 1st place[61]
  • September China Rally Championship, Kaiyang, Guizhou, Jimmy Lin Racing Team, 1st place[62]
  • October Ford Celebrity Race, professional group 1st place
  • November China Rally Championship, Longyou, Zhejiang
  • 27 November Jimmy Racing Team won Overall 3rd place in 2006 China Rally Championship.[4]

2007

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  • May Formed WSCC PingTzuo Racing Team with International Supercar Club at Zhuhai International Circuit. Jimmy will represent PingTzuo in the 2007 China Open Formula.
  • May China Open Formula Renault Formula, Zhuhai 15th place
  • 6/15/07 to 6/17/07 Raced for Mitsubishi Lancer Wan Yu Rally Team in the China Rally Championship in Beijing. His team won the race and Mitsubishi won the Sponsor's Cup. Jimmy placed 10th overall among 71 international and 5th among Chinese racers.[31][63]
  • July Jet Li Celebrity Charity Race, 2nd place
  • 11/12/07 The Mitsubishi Lancer Rally Team won the grand championship of the 2007 China Rally Championship. Jimmy only participated in the Beijing Rally Race in June. He is not ranked this yr because he missed most of the races due to filming and showbiz conflicts but did contribute points to the team for completing the race in Beijing.
  • November World Drifting Championship, Hangzhou, guest of honor

2008

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  • 1/27/08 Test drove the new British Radical Race car.
  • 3/15/08 to 3/16/08 Drove a Radical SR3 at the Frestech Pan Delta Super Racing Festival - Spring Race at ZhuHai International Circuit.[64]

Round 1: 1st place
Round 2: 2nd place

  • 6/21/08 to 6/22/08 Tian Si Light Weight Sports Car Challenge Race - Summer Race at ZhuHai International Circuit. Drove a Radical SR3 and achieved double win.[65]

Round 1: 1st place, Time 1:44.978
Round 2: 1st place, Time 17:41.700[66]

  • On 26 October 2008 he was formally inducted into the China F1 TianRong Powerboat Racing team in Shenzhen, China. He will train in 2009 in order to get his F1 racing license before he can race for the team.[5]

2009

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  • On 1 March 2009 he signed with the Guangxi Speedone Rally Racing Team and will race in 3 rally races in 2009. His 1M yuan Mitsubishi EVO-10 race car was unveiled at the signing ceremony.[67]
  • 13–14 June 2009 China Rally Championship at Naning, Nanking. 12th place in Group N4 (International) out of 87 international racers, 7th place out of all Chinese racers. Earned 1 point for Speedone.[68]
  • 9–10 July 2009 China Rally Championship at Shanghai. 6th place out of all Chinese racers in group N4 (International). Won 6th place cup for Speedone, its first cup.[69]
  • 28–30 August 2009 China Rally Championship at Fugang, Guangzhou. Withdrew from the race after his EVO-9 race car had mechanical problems during the 1st day of the race.[70]
  • 2 November 2009 Race of Champions at The Bird's Nest in Beijing. 2nd place in the Celebrity Race.[71]
  • 15 November 2009 His PingTzuo Racing Team won the championship in the Asian category of the 2009 Asian AFR Championship.[72]

2010

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  • 22 April 2010 PingTzuo racer Zhang Shanqi won 3rd place in the 2010 Asian Renault Formula Race at Zhuhai
  • 23 May 2010 PingTzuo racers Zhang Shan Qi & Li Zhi Cong Respectively won Champion in Race 1 & 2 in the AFR Championship![73]
  • 14 August 2010 AFR International Formula Renault at Shanghai F1 International Circuit. Got 1st place IFC trophy.[74][75][76][77]
  • 5–7 October 2010 PingTzuo won 1st place in the International Le Mans Cup (ILMC) 1000 km Zhuhai FLM division[78][79]

2011

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  • 13 November 2011 PingTzuo won 1st place in the International Le Mans Cup (ILMC) 1000 km Zhuhai FLM division

Notes

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  2. ^ a b 林志穎 歌壇天王變身賽車旋風俠 Esquire
  3. ^ a b ZIC: Jimmy Lin's Car Racing Consultancy Company Youtube
  4. ^ a b 全国汽车拉力赛 万宇车队获年度车队第二、三名
  5. ^ a b 林志颖谈加盟F1摩托艇感受 "旋风小子"赛场试水
  6. ^ 林志颖加盟天荣玩摩托艇 水上F1迎旋风再起(图)
  7. ^ 《放羊的星星》收视夺冠 林志颖内地人气回升
  8. ^ 湖南衛視為救收視 "割肉价"请林志颖出山
  9. ^ 视频：林志颖上海个唱跳辣舞 谈父亲落泪(1)
  10. ^ 组图：林志颖个唱上海举行 近万名歌迷为之疯狂
  11. ^ 赛车总决赛取消 林志颖无奈改当"上班族"
  12. ^ Inwellcom. Tech. co. Archived 2014-01-26 at the Wayback Machine
  13. ^ 从雨季少年到偶像奶爸 林志颖：还在学习当爸爸
  14. ^ Jimmy Lin and father in 2006 Youtube
  15. ^ Jimmy Lin Private Garage in Taipei Youtube
  16. ^ a b 林志穎現身"泛珠三角超級賽車節"[permanent dead link‍]
  17. ^ Shanghai CHUECH studio Archived 2010-03-24 at the Wayback Machine
  18. ^ 继成龙之后 林志颖升任反毒大使(附图)
  19. ^ "小旋风"林志颖：35岁之后才打算成家(附图)
  20. ^ "East West Bank Press Release". Archived from the original on 4 November 2015. Retrieved 13 May 2010.
  21. ^ 林志穎對話車神舒馬赫 成好友分享賽車經驗(圖) Sina
  22. ^ 林志颖父亲公开赞扬林心如 Archived 2010-01-18 at the Wayback Machine，东方娱乐
  23. ^ 林志颖、林心如 同台大谈当年分手原因 Archived 2010-04-24 at the Wayback Machine，联合早报
  24. ^ "Jimmy Lin to hold wedding four years after tying the knot". Archived from the original on 8 May 2014. Retrieved 8 May 2014.
  25. ^ "林志颖开车失控自撞起火 已获救无生命危险". Lianhe Zaobao (in Chinese). 22 July 2022. Retrieved 22 July 2022.
  26. ^ 黑，Youtube
  27. ^ "第16届亚运会青年营将开营". Archived from the original on 17 October 2014. Retrieved 9 November 2010.
  28. ^ 林志颖抢镜头乐当摇钱树
  29. ^ a b c d 组图：名人与车 林志颖飙车"小旋风"二
  30. ^ a b 图文-林志颖投身汽车拉力赛 香槟庆祝新车手加盟
  31. ^ a b Beijing China Rally Championship
  32. ^ "imotor.me". Archived from the original on 24 October 2009. Retrieved 2 May 2010.
  33. ^ 速一车队 Archived 2009-03-26 at the Wayback Machine
  34. ^ 林志颖赛车成职业 Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine
  35. ^ a b "小麦与徐浪对话金山 - 上海拉力赛". Archived from the original on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 31 March 2010.
  36. ^ "「平坐國際賽車運動咨詢有限公司平坐車隊」". Archived from the original on 9 August 2014. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
  37. ^ 视频：林志颖出席活动 称好友死讯使他退出赛车 Sina
  38. ^ 1999年娛樂新聞：什麼也阻止不了林志穎去比賽車 Youtube
  39. ^ 1999 完全娛樂─林志穎 羅百吉 超級房車賽 Youtube
  40. ^ 林志颖超级跑车赛获亚军
  41. ^ 林志颖赛车天公不作美
  42. ^ 林志颖勇夺国际车赛第一名(附图)
  43. ^ 林志颖参加"超级跑车杯"比赛破台湾纪录
  44. ^ "林志穎首次在台灣圓賽車奪標夢[圖文]". Archived from the original on 7 August 2020. Retrieved 23 November 2011.
  45. ^ 2001年Super Car 超级跑车赛第二站赛事报道
  46. ^ 林志颖成台湾首位国际方程式车手
  47. ^ 2001 KART、March、Saxo、超級跑車挑戰賽最後一回合
  48. ^ 亞洲方程式挑戰賽珠海站 林志穎 馬前失蹄錯失錦標 Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine
  49. ^ 亞洲方程式挑戰賽 台灣車手表現中規中矩 Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine
  50. ^ 宣傳F1賽車　林志穎上海暖身代言 Archived 23 February 2021 at the Wayback Machine TVBS
  51. ^ "【圖文】林志穎耀威珠海國際賽車嘉年華". Archived from the original on 9 June 2019. Retrieved 22 March 2010.
  52. ^ 林志穎 只愛賽車不愛美眉 Archived 2012-10-14 at the Wayback Machine
  53. ^ Mobil 1 SuperSyn CF[permanent dead link‍] Sina
  54. ^ 图文-全国汽车拉力赛发车 林志颖"改行"如鱼得水
  55. ^ "鼎好杯"北京拉力赛 发车仪式林志颖登场(图文)
  56. ^ 中國拉力賽北京站的車內畫面 Sina
  57. ^ 赛车推广大使林志颖 引发赛车节热烈气氛
  58. ^ 2005中國拉力賽年度績分表 Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine
  59. ^ 全国汽车拉力锦标赛上海站结束 林志颖车队夺魁 Archived 2011-07-26 at the Wayback Machine
  60. ^ "林志颖车队季军". Archived from the original on 17 September 2006. Retrieved 25 March 2010.
  61. ^ "柯受良紀念杯"慈善賽林志穎輕松奪冠
  62. ^ "全国汽车拉力锦标赛贵阳开幕 林志颖车队获第一". Archived from the original on 6 August 2020. Retrieved 22 March 2010.
  63. ^ Beijing CRC Opening Ceremony.
  64. ^ 天思软件轻量级跑车挑战系列赛：林志颖主演专业赛车_赛车-中国赛车_NIKE新浪竞技风暴_新浪网
  65. ^ 泛珠天思轻量级跑车挑战系列赛 林志颖梅开二度_赛车-中国赛车_NIKE新浪竞技风暴_新浪网
  66. ^ Jimmy Lin - 06/23/08 TianSi Lightweight Sportscar Challenge youtube
  67. ^ 林志颖正式加盟广西速一车队 Archived 2010-12-18 at the Wayback Machine
  68. ^ 广西速一车队新赛季首获队赛积分 林志颖圆满完赛 Archived 2010-12-18 at the Wayback Machine
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  71. ^ ROC 赚足人气娱乐性超强 中国明星车手完美亮相
  72. ^ AFR亚洲雷诺方程式珠海收官：阿龙夺冠 路易斯亚军
  73. ^ "AFR Championship Saturday Report". Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. Retrieved 19 July 2010.
  74. ^ 最难忘的AFR周末 Archived 23 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine ESPNSTAR
  75. ^ 林志颖方程式比赛再夺冠 将喜悦与家人分享(图) Sina
  76. ^ 林志穎當爸出運 上海賽車奪冠 Archived 2010-11-24 at the Wayback Machine 蘋果日報
  77. ^ (赛车时代)我为车狂：奶爸车手林志颖 CCTV
  78. ^ 台灣與利曼賽車的首次火花！車手李勇德進軍珠海1000公里大獎賽 Archived 2011-09-11 at the Wayback Machine
  79. ^ 華人世界第一次，Le Mans洲際盃珠海一千公里大賽落幕 U-Car
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