Masters Historic Festival Collection (page 56)
The Masters Historic Festival brought together a stunning array of classic cars, each with its own unique story to tell
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The Masters Historic Festival brought together a stunning array of classic cars, each with its own unique story to tell. From the sleek and powerful CM7 8537 Christof Forell's Triumph TR4 to the vintage charm of CM7 7629 John Spiers' TVR Griffith 200, every vehicle exuded timeless elegance. One couldn't help but be captivated by CJ11 1548 Peter Williams as he skillfully maneuvered his LEC CRP1 through the twists and turns of the track. Meanwhile, CM28 1365 Alan Breck showcased his expertise behind the wheel of a Ford Capri 3500, leaving spectators in awe. The roar of engines filled the air as CM34 8473 Neil Glover and Aaron Scott unleashed their Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo EVO's power on the racetrack. Their precision driving was matched only by their undeniable passion for speed. CM28 0443 Mark Holme took us back in time with his Austin Healey 3000 MkII, reminding us all why these classics continue to hold a special place in our hearts. And speaking of classics, CJ7 1342 Jon Dooley and Miguel do Valle turned heads with their Alfa Romeo Berlina, showcasing Italian craftsmanship at its finest. Paul Grant's De Tomaso Pantera GTS (CM19 4344) oozed sophistication as it glided effortlessly along the circuit. Norbert Gross demonstrated sheer power behind the wheel of his Ford Falcon Sprint (CM7 8506), while Jason Wright pushed boundaries with his Lola T70 MK3B (CM23). Tom Sharp proved that lightning can strike twice as he dominated not just one but two races with different models - first piloting a Ford Falcon (CM33) and then another one later on (CJ11). His skillful maneuvers left everyone wondering what more this talented driver had in store.