1/12Sin Sports car, driver Benjamin Schoots winner of the CUE Tourist Trophy. Image: Revved Photography.
Gallery: Island Magic pulls into Phillip Island’s shores
Island magic returned to the Grand Prix Circuit on Phillip Island, showcasing exotic and traditional sports cars, with the largest spectator turnout in recent years. CHECK OUT THE PICTURES
2/12Sin Sports car driver Benjamin Schoots winner of the CUE Tourist Trophy. Image: Revved Photography.
3/12Mike Sinclair takes to the Grand Prix Circuit on Phillip Island in a Hyundai Excel. Image: Revved Photography.
4/12James Westaway and Cameron Beller lead a pack of the Porsche 944 Challenge racers. Image: Revved Photography.
5/12Sports Sedans battling for the Ramada resort 50K Plate, won by Steven Tamasi. Image: Revved Photography.
6/12Saloon car driver Simon Tabinor in the #14 Holden Commodore. Image: Revved Photography.
7/12Saloon cars racing for the trophy in the Isoli de Capri Sam Remo Cup. Image: Revved Photography.
8/12Formula Ford provided close racing all weekend, with the round won by Tom Sargent. Image: Revved Photography.
9/12Reef McCarthy leads a pack of Speco/VHT Formula Vee’s. Image: Revved Photography.
10/12Mike Sinclair – Burson Garage Hyundai Excel. Image: Revved Photography.
11/12Michael Miceli, Ford Mustang – Winner of the PIARC Victorian Historic Touring Car Trophy. Image: Revved Photography.
12/12Jordan Caruso in an Audi Sport sedan on the Phillip Island circuit as part of Island Magic which featured 150 competitors. Image: Revved Photography.
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