Classic and Competition Car 13 October 2011
Classic and Competition Car 13 October 2011
Classic and Competition Car 13 October 2011
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© Janet Wright<br />
© Pete Austin<br />
Minshaw <strong>and</strong> Leo Voyazides/Simon Hadfield leading home the Mustang of former<br />
BTCC racer Patrick Watts.<br />
The track had completely<br />
dried out by<br />
the time the World<br />
Sportscar Masters<br />
came out for their 1<br />
hour encounter. The<br />
Lola T70 Mk3’s of<br />
Leo<br />
Voyazides/Simon<br />
Paul Knapfield Ferrari 512M locks a wheel into Redgate. WSM<br />
Hadfield <strong>and</strong> Jon<br />
Finnemore/Chris<br />
Beighton leading home the diminutive Taydec of Andrew Middleton. Despite adding<br />
a bit of colour the glorious Ferrari 512M of Paul Knapfield <strong>and</strong> the Alfa Romeo T33<br />
of Sid Hoole/Ron Maydon failed to finish.<br />
Rowl<strong>and</strong><br />
Kinch<br />
(Arrows A4)<br />
had his second<br />
victory<br />
of the weekend<br />
in<br />
Sunday’s<br />
Gr<strong>and</strong> Prix<br />
Masters<br />
race. With a<br />
good part of<br />
the race be-<br />
GP Masters - Rowl<strong>and</strong> Kinch - Arrows A4 leads Steve Hartley - Arrows A4<br />
ing held behind the safety car Steve Hartley in his similar car had to be content with<br />
second place after driving through the field.<br />
With morning practice<br />
being held in<br />
soaking wet conditions<br />
bright afternoon<br />
sunshine greeted the<br />
Formula Ford field.<br />
The race itself saw a<br />
duel between brothers<br />
Josh <strong>and</strong> Felix<br />
Fisher in their Van<br />
Diemen’s with Felix<br />
coming out on top.<br />
F Ford 1600 - Josh Fisher<br />
- Van Diemen RF05 -<br />
leads Felix Fisher - Van<br />
Diemen RF05<br />
Page 26 <strong>Classic</strong> & <strong>Competition</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>October</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />
© Pete Austin
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