Race winning Ford GT40 of Leo Voyazides and Simon Hadfield
The Spa Six Hours 2013 was staged September 20-22 at the
4.352-mile, 20-turn Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. A strong and competitive
field competed in the 21st annual running of the historic car races held on the
technical track located in the beautiful setting of the Ardennes countryside.
The headline race at the 2013 Spa Six Hours was the
360-minute historic endurance race for touring and sports cars built before
1965. With entrants like AC Cobra, Aston Martin DB4 and Project 214,
Jaguar E-Type, Lotus Elite and Elan, Porsche 911 and the fearsome Ford GT40,
this year’s event saw more than 100 vintage race cars battle on the the famed
Spa-Francorchamps circuit. Behind the wheel were some great names, including
the Swede Kenny Brack, winner of the 1999 Indy 500 M and the Flying Dutchman
Jan Lammers.
The team of Leo Voyazides and Simon Hadfield won this year’s
Spa Six Hours endurance race, completing 109 laps around Spa in their red Ford
GT40. The duo finished ahead of the Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport of Michiel
Campagne, Allard Kalff and Jan Lammers and the Ford GT40 of Shaun Lynn and
Andrew Haddon. The Ford GT40 of Joe Macari, Gavin Henderson and Rory Henderson
and the Lightweight Jaguar E-Type of Alasdair McCaig, Chris Clark and John
Clark rounded out the top five finishers. The victory is the second recent
historic win for Hadfield, as the British driver famously won the RAC Tourist
Trophy race at the Goodwood Revival.
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