New Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit: Tom Walkinshaw, Bernie Ecclestone F1 Supremo and Gerald Lascelles BRDC officially open the reprofiled Grand

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In this historic photo print, we witness the momentous occasion of the official opening of the reprofiled Grand Prix Circuit at Silverstone. The year is 1991, and three influential figures stand side by side, symbolizing a new era for British motorsport. From left to right, we have Tom Walkinshaw, Bernie Ecclestone, and Gerald Lascelles. Tom Walkinshaw, a prominent figure in British racing circles, exudes confidence as he stands tall. His passion for motorsport is evident in his eyes as he prepares to embark on this exciting journey. Bernie Ecclestone, known as F1 Supremo due to his significant influence over Formula One racing worldwide, radiates authority and determination. With his visionary leadership skills and business acumen, Ecclestone has played an instrumental role in shaping the sport's global success. Lastly but certainly not least is Gerald Lascelles from BRDC (British Racing Drivers' Club), representing the collective voice of British drivers who have dedicated their lives to mastering these circuits. Together with Walkinshaw and Ecclestone by his side, Lascelles embodies unity among key stakeholders in bringing about positive change. As they cut through the ribbon marking this momentous occasion at Silverstone's New Grand Prix Circuit opening ceremony on January 9th - a date etched into history - one can't help but feel a surge of excitement for what lies ahead: thrilling races filled with speed and adrenaline that will captivate audiences around the.