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Title: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: davewilson on May 11, 2007, 04:00:17 PM

BRANDS Hatch celebrates one of the golden eras of motor racing at the end of this month, as the Masters Historic Festival brings stunning Grand Prix and sports cars from decades past to the famous Kent circuit.

Top of the bill is the Grand Prix Masters series, where a selection of the most famous Formula 1 cars from the 1960s and 70s will fight it out on track.

BRM, Lotus, McLaren and Brabham are just some of the names going head-to-head, just as they did decades ago in the golden age of Grand Prix racing.

The World Sportscar, GT Endurance and Sports Racing Masters events are superb entertainment for fans of closed-top machinery, with some of the vehicles that came, saw and conquered the Le Mans 24 Hours, such as the Ford GT40, racing alongside other famous machines like Jaguar E-Types, AC Cobras, Corvette Stingrays and Shelby Mustangs.

Advance tickets for the Masters Historic Festival at Brands Hatch on May 27 and 28 are available from just £16, with on the gate tickets priced at £20. Admission is free for children aged 12 and under.

 Related Website:  www.brandshatch.co.uk

Title: Re: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: Neil.P on May 11, 2007, 04:44:03 PM

Hi Stig, I'm gonna pop along to this. Some really nice cars there :good:

Neil.P

Title: Re: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: davewilson on May 11, 2007, 06:44:29 PM

Don't forget to take the camera,I would love to see some of the old cars in action Neil.

Title: Re: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: Neil.P on May 27, 2007, 08:05:30 PM

Stig, it's still p!ss!ing down with rain here, don't look like I'm gonna make it tomorrow :(

Neil.P

Title: Re: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: The Stig on June 01, 2007, 02:21:37 PM

Worst Bank Holiday ever for weather.Chap struck by lightning bolt here,lucky to survive.

Lucky man survives lightning hit
A 29-year-old man is lucky to be alive after being struck by lightning, ambulance crews say.

The man had been walking home in heavy rain, in Crampers Field, Coventry, when he was struck during Thursday evening.

Paramedics said he had burns where the lightning had entered and left his body, his hair was singed, and one shoe had disintegrated.

His clothes were described as completely blackened. The man is under observation in hospital.

Title: Re: Legendary F1 cars at Brands for festival
Post by: Neil.P on June 01, 2007, 04:47:10 PM

I did'nt go along to the event Stig, was way too cold and wet!

Neil.P