Whales dominate Equipe Silverstone Super Sprint event races
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 10:41 AM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

The Equipe Classic Racing Super Sprint event took place at Silverstone last weekend, showcasing a series of historic racing sprint races. Nick and Harry Whale consistently positioned their Ford Escort at the front throughout the contests. The format involved entries competing in rounds based on comparable speeds, enhancing the competitive atmosphere. Further details about which specific races took place and additional results from the event have not been disclosed.
- •The Super Sprint event occurred at Silverstone last weekend.
- •Nick and Harry Whale's Ford Escort performed strongly in multiple races.
- •Entrants raced in a format based on comparable speed.
- •Details on additional race results remain unspecified.
- 10:41 AMAutosport — Whales glide to victory in Equipe Silverstone Super Sprint event
"Equipe Classic Racing’s popular Super Sprint event again provided short, sharp bursts of historic racing at Silverstone last weekend but there was a common theme among several of the contests as the Ford Escort of Nick and Harry Whale was regularly at the front. The day consisted of a series of sprint races, with entrants progressing so that drivers and cars of comparable speed were competing ...Keep reading
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