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CM33 2551 Michael Conway, Reynard SF79
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CM33 2551 Michael Conway, Reynard SF79
Michael Conway, Reynard SF79, HSCC Historic Formula Ford 2000 Championship, 20 minutes of racing, featuring racing cars that comply with the specifications of cars that were built and competed between 1st January 1975 and 31st December 1981, there are four classes; the first two being solely for FF 2000's predominantly according to build date, the other two classes are for invitation cars, only the first two classes are eligible for championship points, all entrants cars must be presented with up to date FIA or HSCC Vehicle Identification Forms, HSCC, Historic Sports Car Club, Snetterton 300, circuit racing, CJM Photography, classic cars, classic event, Classic Racing Cars, England, historic cars, Historic motor racing, historic motorsport, historic racing cars, motor racing, motor sport, motor racing, motorsport, nostalgia, old racing cars, racing, racing cars, retro, speed, Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit, Silverstone, Northamptonshire, England, 15th May 2022
CJM Photography features motor sport classic/historic events as well as those of the current era
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15th May 2022 2000cc Formula Ford Air Cooled Formula Super Vee Ff 2000 Reynard Sf79 Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit Michael Conway Single Seaters
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CM33 2551 Michael Conway, Reynard SF79 - Reliving the Golden Era of Formula Ford Racing
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. Step back in time to the thrilling world of historic motor racing with this print by Chris McEvoy. Captured during the HSCC Historic Formula Ford 2000 Championship at Snetterton 300 circuit, it showcases a heart-pounding 20 minutes of intense racing action. In this nostalgic scene, classic racing cars that comply with specifications from January 1975 to December 1981 take center stage. Divided into four classes, two exclusively for FF2000's based on build date and two for invitation cars, only the first two classes are eligible for championship points. Each entrant must present their car with up-to-date FIA or HSCC Vehicle Identification Forms, ensuring authenticity and preserving the spirit of these iconic machines. As engines roar and tires screech around every corner, competitors like Michael Conway push their Reynard SF79 to its limits. The Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit provides an awe-inspiring backdrop as these vintage speed demons showcase their timeless beauty and raw power. This photograph captures not just a moment in time but also pays homage to England's rich motorsport heritage. It serves as a reminder that even decades later, these old racing cars can still ignite our passion for speed and evoke a sense of nostalgia among enthusiasts worldwide. Displaying this remarkable piece in your collection will transport you back to an era where adrenaline-fueled excitement reigned supreme on race tracks across the country.
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