Peter Auto has published an updated competition calendar. In the upcoming season, the company plans to hold nine events, as well as take part in the organization of the “Rally Princesses” (the event will be held from May 29 to June 3 — editor’s note), which in 2022 will be completely under the control of the French.
The 2021 season kicks off with a two-day test on March 4-5 at the Paul Ricard circuit. Three weeks later, on March 26-28, the Dix Mille Tours du Castellet will take place on the same track. On April 19-24, according to tradition, the Tour Optic 2000 rally starts in Paris in the afternoon. On May 14-16, Peter Auto invites you to spend three exciting days on one of the most famous tracks in the world — Spa-Francorchamps. Drive a bunch of famous Eau Rouge turns in your favorite car, chat with like-minded people and meet friends — what could be better after a difficult 2020?
In early June (04-06) the Grand Prix de l’Age d’Or will take place on the Dijon-Prenois track. The main summer event on the calendar, of course, will be the postponed to 2021 Le Mans Classic — July 1-4. Legendary cars will once again take to the track, inscribed in golden letters in the history of motorsport, to reveal the strongest. It will be hot regardless of the weather.
After Le Mans, Peter Auto invites fans of vintage cars to spend three unforgettable days (September 10-12) at the Vallelunga circuit 32 kilometers north of Rome.
Events in France and Portugal will close the busy season. On September 21-25 Peter Auto invites you to take part in the “Rally of Legends” powered by Richard Mille as the title sponsor, and on October 8-10 the season is to be finalised at the Estoril circuit. Experienced lovers of Formula 1 remember many epic battles in the 1980s and -90s on the Portuguese track. Alone the flight of Ricardo Patrese in pursuit of Gerhard Berger in 1992 is worth a lot, and the first victory of the perspective three-time world champion Ayrton Senna in 1985 at the wheel of the Lotus 97T became an integral part of the history of Formula 1. We would like to believe that no one will fly and may the strongest win.