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as the title states I am looking for a list of classical groups (or perhaps finite groups of Lie type) and their respective BN-pairs (or isomorphism type of the respective Weyl group).

A quick Google search doesn't yield anything useful.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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The book by Bourbaki, Lie groups and Lie algebras, has a full Chapter on Tits systems in Chapter 4-6. You may find google books as a reference. Note Bourbaki is also the canonical reference for anything related to Lie algebra(Serre and Humphrey's books are all based on Bourbaki, to my knowledge).

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