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What a magnificent facility!
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This was my first visit to Barber and I hope that some of these photos can do justice to the vision of George Barber and his stunning creation - Barber Motorsports Park. In the last 35 years, I have traveled to, and photographed, racetracks all over Europe & the United States, but nothing I have seen comes close to the scale, attention to detail and superb execution of this project. Because you did not have access to the inside of the track and were busy concentrating on your riding skills, I have tried to capture some of the sights you may have missed from our three days in Birmingham, including a peek inside the Barber Museum. I hope you all enjoyed your time with Reg, Gigi and the CLASS Team - I look forward to seeing you all again next year! |
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Thanks, |
| Ian Donald |
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| 239V8065 Even the trackside access gates are works of art - in this case, a map of the track |
239V8107 The sweep through Turns 7 & 8 |
| 239V8064 The Barber Motorsports Museum Building |
239V8097 Turn 8 - No junk here - even the tires used in the barriers are brand new - check the stickers! |
| 239V8080 The climb up to Turn 4 |
239V8081 Turn 3 |
| 239V8061 Sculptures outside the Museum Building |
239V8025 Giant winged bug sculpture on a huge rock opposite Turn 9 |
| _I7G9546 Turns 7 and 8 |
239V8015 Last turn before the main straight |
| 239V8153 Long straightaway leading to Turn 7 |
239V8089 Spectating "wildlife" outside Turn 8! George Barber has an extensive collection of metal sculpture and has placed it in unlikely locations throughout the grounds. |
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