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22 Jul 05 Paul Hughes to race at Brands
Former champion Paul Hughes will make a guest appearance at Brands Hatch on Sunday 31st July. The 1997 and 1998 Champion will race off the back of the grid in car 85 as Iain Holden is not able to take part on the second day of the double header. Paul is treating the meeting as a one-off at present. He said "Since racing Legends I've competed in MGs and Clios. At the moment I'm back on 'bikes but Legends have always been a very special part of my CV. My young son was too young to remember my two seasons in Legends so it will be nice for him to see the racing as well. I love Brands Hatch and I'm looking forward to racing in Legends again - Obviously the cars will have changed in the years since I raced but I'll give it a good shot!" Paul is still one of the most successful drivers the UK formula has seen - he won 30 races from his 81 starts and has a better career race/points average than all the current top drivers.


19 Jul 05

Morton, Grieve & Thompson star at Anglesey
Peter Morton extended his championship lead by 30 points in the two day meeting at Anglesey. Peter shared the spoils with Chris Grieve on Saturday - the first tie for an overall meeting win for some time. Sunday's meeting saw a return to form for Steve Thompson (right) who took the overall win from John 'Jon' Higgins.

05 Jul 05 First round on TV
The first round of this year's National Championship will be broadcast on Sky Sports 2 on Wednesday 6th July at 10pm. It's understood that there will also be further showings throughout the week.

26 Jun 05 Grieve's home win
Derek Pierce (2), Chris Grieve and John Higgins were the race winners at Croft over the weekend but it was Grieve who topped the weekend's points haul and made a small dent in Peter Morton's championship lead.


06 Jun 05

Higgins is double winner at Knockhill
John 'Jon' Higgins bagged overall wins on both Saturday and Sunday in our double header at Knockhill. Peter Morton retains his championship lead with Chris Grieve back into second place ahead of Derek Pierce and Lawrence Davey. Saturday's entertainer of the day was Marc Lord with Lawrence Davey taking that honour on Sunday.



27 May 05

Legends Cars invited to French Grand Prix

Legends Cars have been invited to take part in the forthcoming French Grand Prix race programme at Magny-Cours on 1st, 2nd and 3rd July. 40 cars from across Europe will race at the event with practice on Friday morning followed by the first race during the afternoon. The cars will then contest a second race on Saturday.

Legends Cars growth in Europe is almost as fast as the cars themselves. A French series was started last year and is being run by former Super Touring Champion Jean-Phillippe Dayraut. This season has also seen the formula starting in Belgium and Spain, with further competitions due to start shortly in both Germany and Portugal.

“It’s fantastic to receive this invitation,” says 600 Racing Europe’s Phil Cooper. “It just goes to show how much respect the organisers of the Grand Prix have for Legends Cars as both a serious competition and as an entertaining concept. It’s still early days for the formula in France too. We’ve come a long way in a very short space of time.”

“This year’s UK entry alone underlines just how serious Legends Cars racing is being taken. Let’s face it, it’s economically tough out there and yet we’ve got full grids and the most talent rich entry we’ve ever had with champions from all fields of motor racing. It must be one of the competitive formulae in Europe and certainly the most cost effective given the level of competition.”

Legends Cars are the only UK National motor racing formula to contest a genuine World Championship each year, the event is contested in the USA at Infineon Raceway, (nee Sears Point) each November. The UK Championship is contested over 14 rounds at leading circuits in England, Scotland and Wales

 
 

 

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