An incredible fleet of Jaguar sports and race cars worth in excess of £40m were responsible for extraordinary scenes on the streets of Coventry last weekend, with heritage racers led by the 1988 Le Mans 24 Hour-winning Jaguar XJR-9LM opening the show at MotoFest 2015. The exciting procession of Jaguar cars driven on the Coventry Ring Road were joined by a unique new Jaguar sports car, as the Jaguar F-TYPE R BLOODHOOUND RRV made its world dynamic debut in Jaguar’s home city.
This year’s event saw the Coventry ring road closed to public use in order to host a number of live motorsport activities and Jaguar took advantage of the occasion to show of a cavalcade of some of the most iconic race and road cars from its 80 year history.
The Jaguar F-TYPE R BLOODHOUND RRV was created by Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations and was driven at Coventry MotoFest by BLOODHOUND’s Chief Engineer Mark Chapman. Jaguar is a Technical Partner of the BLOODHOUND Project and is supplying engines, engineering expertise and support vehicles for the world land speed record attempt.
For further information on theBLOODHOUND project and the record breaking speed attempt, check out the website at http://www.bloodhoundssc.com.
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