“I’m delighted,” said Voyazides. “Simon did a great job all season and to win an FIA championship, especially one in its first year, is very special.” Voyazides also paid tribute to the late Bruce Stevens who passed away in the summer who looked after Leo’s cars for many seasons and was instrumental in much of his success.

 

Reigning World Sportscar Masters champion Mark Bates took second in the FIA Masters Historic Sports Car Championship in his Porsche 911 RSR and Chris Jolly/Steve Farthing took third in Jolly’s Cooper T61 despite a technical gremlin preventing them from taking part in Spain. 

 

The final round of the FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship will take place tomorrow.