British car manufacturers have always enjoyed Monaco and the French Riviera. This 12th
GP de Monaco Historique will be no exception to the rule, since a number of superb cars built in Her Majesty’s kingdom have made a point in not missing the biggest rendez-vous of the year for classic competition cars: in addition to recent F1s (Tyrrell, Lotus, March, Hesketh, McLaren, etc.), fans will be able to admire in action, on track, amazing models designed and produced by exclusive brands such as Riley and Frazer Nash in the 30s and 50s, Lister, Cooper, as well as an Aston Martin DB3S and a couple of Jaguars.
