If you weren’t able to get o either the Spa Classic or the more recent Le Mans Classic and old cars are definitely your thing – there is always next weekend’s Silverstone Classic or rather the BRDC Classic as it is now known to think about.

With race cars from between the two world wars to more recent icons featured within the events three-day programme, our attention is immediately turned to the Motor Racing Legends – GT3 Legends entry for the event.

 

Featuring a spread over twenty-eight GT3 based chassis from between 2006 and 2015, there will also be seven Aston Martin Racing powered entries in either Vantage GT3 or DBRS9 format.

We have picked up upon this series several times now across their season so far and an AMR powered car has always been at the sharp end of the racing with car re-established to a former livery design of their time just for added spectacle.

 

 

Both Jonathon Mitchell’s #007 ex TRG AMR Vantage GT3 and Graham Davidson’s #47 ex Oman Racing Team AMR Vantage GT3’s have certainly been doing the rounds recently with many of these cars entered having also raced around the Circuit de La Sarthe at the Le Mans Classic just a few weeks ago.

Shaun Lynn will also be in attendance with his former TF Sport Salih Yoluc car as will Nick Sampson with his former Massive Motorsport Vantage GT3. Christian Albrecht will also be in attendance with his recently acquired factory liveried car.

 

Robert Oldershaw is the odd man out as he enters what looks like a former Vantage Racing DBRS9 with James Parker completing the AMR powered entry with a car we cannot quite work out whose that was historically.

They will again enjoy two hard fought races over the weekend.

Photo credits – Teams / GT3 Revival / social media

 

 

 

Aston Martin Racing from across the ages and classes was also well represented at the weekend a literally hundreds of vintage and classic race cars descended upon Silverstone for what is now known as the Silverstone Festival.