Masters Festival May 2019 Collection

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EDITORS COMMENTS

The Masters Festival in May 2019 was a spectacular display of vintage cars and racing prowess. The event brought together an array of iconic vehicles, each with its own unique story to tell. One standout was the CM28 1365 Alan Breck, a Ford Capri 3500 that exuded power and elegance on the track. Its sleek design turned heads as it zoomed past competitors, leaving them in awe of its performance. Another crowd favorite was the CM28 0443 Mark Holme's Austin Healey 3000 MkII. This classic beauty showcased timeless charm and proved that age is just a number when it comes to speed and agility. Doug Muirhead's CM28 1672 Austin Healey 100-6 also made quite an impression. With its distinctive retro look, this car transported spectators back in time while demonstrating remarkable handling skills on the circuit. Paul Kennelly's Jaguar E-Type (CM28 0508) stole hearts with its undeniable charisma. Its sleek lines and powerful engine were a testament to British automotive excellence. Graham Bates' MGB (CM28 1676) added a touch of nostalgia to the festival, reminding enthusiasts why this model has remained beloved for generations. It effortlessly glided through corners, showcasing both style and substance. Martin Reynolds' Ford Mach 1 (CM28 0333) roared across the track like a true beast unleashed. Its thunderous engine noise echoed throughout the venue, captivating everyone within earshot. Jamie Constable's Tyrrell011 (CM27 9869) brought Formula One excitement to the festival. This high-performance machine demonstrated precision driving at every turn, leaving spectators breathless with anticipation for each lap completed flawlessly. Mark Holme returned with his Austin Healey3000 MkII (CM28 1651), proving once again that he had mastered every aspect of controlling this legendary vehicle. His skillful maneuvers left onlookers in awe of his driving prowess.