Start of the open seater race with Maseratis 4CL and 250 F leading the field.
Photos and Captions by Hugues Vanhoolandt
Hugues Vanhoolandt captures the cars at Rolex Reunion at the Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway.
Ferrari SWB 250GT s/n 2443 GT of Rob Walton.
See Monterey in a 1957 Maserati 450 S (s/n4504).
The Bizzarrini 5300 GT Strada in front of some Cobras.
Jon Shirley exiting Turn 2 with his 1934 Alfa Romeo Tipo B, to finish 4th.
Several Ferrari 250 GT SWB were in attendance at Laguna Seca, such as s/n 2701 GT of Ned Spieker.
Another car from Ned Spieker’s stable, the 1957 Maserati 200 SI s/n 2425.
Now entered by Todd Morici, this 512 BBLM s/n 29511 was blue until recently a regular participant at Monterey with Leigh Keno.
It is not often that you can see a 250 GTO racing these days, due to the value of these cars. Here is Tom Price’s s/n 4757 GT.
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Cuban Grand Prix, 1957
by David Seielstad
Peter Giddings on his way to 3rd place in class with the 1926 Delage 15-S-8.
Tipo 61 Birdcage (s/n2458).
Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 of Joe Nastasi.
Chris MacAllister through the Corkscrew on his 1976 Ferrari 312 T2 s/n 026, that took 1st in the 1976 Belgium and Monaco Grand Prix driven by Niki Lauda.
Competing in the 1955-1962 GT class, the tiny Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider held its own against some big block Corvettes.
...as did the Giulia GTA with some Porsches during the Pre-Reunion race for 61-66 GT cars under 2500cc.
Mark Colbert's 250 GT Lusso s/n 4213 GT at the top of the Corkscrew.
“Laguna Seca” it’s for me one off the most beautifull (with Spa and the Nordschleiff) circuit in the world…When you see all the old cars on the track what a dream!!!
Thank you Hugues