Classic Festivities Hit Phillip Island
The pandemic took its best shot at slowing down the Historic Racing freight train, but car nuts will find a way…
Sure, the entry was well down on normal, thanks largely to interstate competitors nearly completely MIA, and international guests non-existent, and the crowd was limited to 1,000 punters a day, but that misses the point (and fails to count the many fans peering through the perimeter fencing).
The Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport still put on a heck of a show.
The assortment of desirables on track remained first-rate – from F1, Indycar, F5000, Sports Cars, Touring Cars, Racing Cars, there was still something for everyone.
There was even a Super Sprint for superseded Supercars, with some hired guns strutting their stuff.
Don’t believe us? Check the gallery below, and make sure you beg, borrow or steal a ticket for the 2022 edition…
Mark Walker (administrator)
A vastly experienced Motorsport Public Relations operator, journalist, commentator and photographer, Mark brings his unique angle to The Race Torque in both words and imagery. As well as serving as our key photographer on the ground at major events around Australia (and overseas), Walker will often chime in with his unique and pin-point sharp viewpoint of the racing world via the keyboard too.
