SOVREN Tag

[caption id="attachment_17615" align="aligncenter" width="800"] VRCBC member Brett Payne of Cultus Lake, pressing on with his very fast 1972 Porsche 911 RSR at the PNW Historics. - Brent Martin photo[/caption] Posted: July 4, 2024 SOVREN, our Vintage racing 'cousins' from south of the border held a big race event over the June 29-30 weekend at Pacific Raceways in Seattle. This was their 36th running  of the Pacific Northwest Historics. You can read all about SOVREN (aka Society for Vintage Racing Enthusiasts) and their events on their website (here). A number of VRCBC members and other 'northerners' took part and did well. The full results are posted on Race Hero (here). Our intrepid photographer Brent Martin was there also and provided us with the photos below. Thanks Brent! He has posted many more of his photos of all of the PNW Historics competitors on his website (here). We look forward to welcoming many of the SOVREN racers and their crews to our BC Historic Motor Races in August.

[caption id="attachment_14914" align="aligncenter" width="660"] Two of the VRCBC's finest battle it out at SOVREN's Pacific Northwest Historics. Phil Pidcock (1965 Triumph Spitfire) leads (just) Shelby Clark in her 1959 Elva Courier. - Brent Martin photo[/caption] Posted: July 10, 2019 The Pacific Northwest Historics put on by SOVREN, our good friends from south of the border, is one of Vintage racing's most anticipated annual events. Several VRCBC racers and friends went to Pacific Raceway over the July 5th to 7th weekend:
  • #11 - Karlo Flores, 1993 Mazda Spec Miata
  • #38 - Gunter Pichler, 1964 Jaguar E-Type
  • #46 - Phil Pidcock, 1965 Triumph Spitfire
  • #50 - Mike Zbarsky, 1967 MGB GT, Works Sebring
  • #73 - Ken Butler, 1967 Morris Mini
  • #84 - Steve Clark, 1960 Lola Mk1
  • #112 - Tom Sproule, 1976 Caldwell D13
  • #130 - Ralph Zbarsky, 1967 MGB GT Works
  • #260 - Shelby Clark, 1959 Elva Courier
  • #441 - Geoff Tupholme, 1973 Austin Mini
As usual, our heroic photo-journalist, Brent Martin was there to capture all of the action. (Thanks Brent.) Here are just a few of his photos; click on a photo for a bigger, clearer image. Check Brent's web site (here) for many more photos over the next while.