Masters Festival May 2015 Collection
"Reliving the Glory Days: Masters Festival May 2015" The Masters Festival in May 2015 was a true celebration of automotive excellence
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"Reliving the Glory Days: Masters Festival May 2015" The Masters Festival in May 2015 was a true celebration of automotive excellence, bringing together an impressive lineup of classic cars and skilled drivers. Among the standout participants were Christof Forell with his stunning CM7 8537 Triumph TR4, showcasing both power and elegance on the track. John Spiers also left a lasting impression with his CM7 7629 TVR Griffith 200, effortlessly maneuvering through corners and thrilling spectators with its roaring engine. Norbert Gross's Ford Falcon Sprint (CM7 8506) proved to be a force to be reckoned with, displaying raw power as it sped down the straightaways. Richard Barber took us back in time with not one but two iconic Williams Formula One cars - the FW08C (CM7 8926) and FW07 (Mike Wrigley). Their sleek designs and thunderous engines reminded everyone why these machines dominated their era. Bert Mets showcased exceptional skill behind the wheel of his Morris Mini Cooper S (CM7 8577), expertly navigating tight turns while maintaining remarkable speed. Simon Garrad wowed crowds in his Renault Laguna (CM7 7959), demonstrating precision driving that left everyone breathless. The festival wouldn't have been complete without Richard Barber returning to the track, this time piloting his powerful Williams FW08C once again (CM7 7802). The sight of this legendary car tearing up asphalt was truly awe-inspiring. Laki Christoforou made heads turn as he unleashed the beast within his Jaguar E-Type bearing license plate "703 YUH" (CM7 7643). Its distinctive growl echoed throughout the venue, leaving no doubt about its ferocious capabilities. Bruce White's Porsche prowess shone brightly as he pushed boundaries in his Porsche RSR (CM7 7502), proving that German engineering never fails to impress.