Organised by MSVR, in association with Masters Historic Racing, the Masters Festival is a three day historic racing extravaganza, featuring some of the world's most famous classic F1, saloon and sports cars competing on the Grand Prix circuit.

Added as a last-minute entry, the iconic Ronnie Peterson Lotus 79 will make its historic racing debut in the Grand Prix Masters series - 30 years after it clinched pole position at Brands Hatch in the 1978 British GP.

Formula One legend Sir Stirling Moss will also be competing in a 1956 Osca 1500 sportscar in the Gentlemen Driver GT race.

"I'm really looking forward to it as I enjoy racing the old cars," said Moss. "This weekend is a new challenge for both an old car and the driver, but we are hoping for a class win."

Other entertainment at the Masters Historic Festival includes guest races from the Historic Grand Prix Cars Association, two rounds of the World Sportscar Masters series, a celebration of Morgan's 100th anniversary and an auction of over 50 rare and unqiue vehicles from Coys of London.

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