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John Finlay Hotchkis, a prominent Los Angeles benefactor and fourth-generation Californian whose family homesteaded the historic Rancho Los Alamitos, has died.
From his history on the track--Le Mans, Daytona, Sebring, and more--to his current role creating cutting-edge suspension products, John Hotchkis is a racer a...
2,442 Followers, 839 Following, 1,099 Posts - John Hotchkis Jr. (@johnhotchkis) on Instagram: "Driver of great handling cars."
John Hotchkis was one of the commissioners of the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. He believed the Olympic torch symbolized truly admirable characteristics: integrity, drive, achievement, teamwork, and sportsmanship. In 1985 Hotchkis & Wiley adopted a torch as our logo.
Take Five: John Hotchkis. THE PERFORMANCE SUSPENSION PIONEER DISCUSSES HIS ROOTS IN DESIGN, RACING, AND THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF THE PERFORMANCE AFTERMARKET. - John Pearley Huffman. It wasn’t that long ago that the idea of a muscle car that handled was ridiculous.
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John Hotchkis is the President and CEO of Hotchkis Sport Suspension, a performance aftermarket product company he founded in the early 90s. John and his team design and build high quality performance suspension products engineered to perform and designed to be strong.
