Saturday morning saw a huge downpour during the initial session, which drenched the sun-baked track, after a week of unseasonable warmth across the UK. The event celebrated the 50th anniversary by way of a demonstration of a range of cars that utilised this power unit.
Brands Hatch, being inextricably linked with Formula One racing, seemed a fitting location to also celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Cosworth DFV engine, Grand Prix racing’s most dominant power unit that left a winning legacy from the late 1960s through to the early 1980s. The iconic Brands Hatch circuit in the south-east of England hosted the 11th running of the Masters Historic Festival on 27.
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