Race Opportunities 2019
‘Legendary Circuits’ Series invites you to the best historic F1 circuits in Europe.
This is no official FIA championship, but every weekend is a competition in its
own right, allowing you to cherry pick your events from the race calendar below.
Best quality * Best price * Best value
Best choice for already 25+ years !
Zandvoort Classic < click & register your interest today
Zandvoort – Fri-Sun 10-11-12 May 2019
A very laid back event with lots of track time and lots of fun. An ideal opportunity to
take your party to this legendary and challenging historic F1 circuit.
This is an all-comer event for pre’77 GT’s ánd Touring Cars,
but later period cars complementing the grid are also welcome.
Now with Free Practice on the Friday.
1st Spridget World Meet < click & register your interest today
Zandvoort – Fri-Sun xx-xx-xx Aaa 2020
Never organized before. This race is for Austin Healey Sprites,
MG Midgets and all derivatives, with a free choice of tyres, but no slicks.
– NEW –
Jan Lammers Track Day Coaching < click
Give your learning curve a boost.
Test & Track Days < click
Book a track day – or evening – and make this your private testing opportunity
for an event you’ll be participating in later this year.
Don’t be left out, but register your interest today !
Other ‘legendary circuits’ we have previously raced on:
Autodrome Linas-Montlhéry [F]
Autodromo Nazionale Monza [I]
Circuit Clermont Ferrand – Charade [F]
Circuit Le Mans – Bugatti [F]
Circuit Nordschleife [GER]
Circuit Nürburgring – GP circuit [GER]
Circuit Pau [F]
Circuit Spa – Francorchamps [B]
Circuit Zandvoort [NL]
Circuit Zolder [B]
Important events we’ve visited through the years
Top-10 of most popular Production Road Sports Cars [GT’s] in Europe
I´ve taken the opportunity to create a web page for each make, describing in just a few words which models are welcome to race in the ‘Legendary Circuits’ Series.
#2 On the list of most popular cars raced in Europe are the Lotusses and the Lotus Elan to start with.
#5 The 911’s are most popular amongst Porsches, but the 356C is a strong contender in our 1,600 class.
#7 Despite the economic recession, Jaguars are still high on the list. The Jaguar E Type being the most popular model.
#8 The TVR Granturas, often with BMC B engines, are still very popular today.
#9 For Ginetta it all started with the introduction of the G2 in 1958. Many successful models were to follow.
#10 Soon after WWII, the Alfa’s were the cars to beat and not only in GP events. A wide variety of cars is eligible.