Open to models such as the famed C-Type and D-Type racers as well as road-based E-Types, XK coupés and convertibles and MkI & MKII saloons, the Challenge will kick off next year with five events - four to be held in the UK and one to be held in continental Europe. The running of the series will be down to the Historic Sports Car Club.
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Derek Weale, Jaguar Land Rover Heritage Business Director, said: "Jaguar has established a strong presence in renowned heritage car celebrations including the Mille Miglia and Goodwood Revival in recent times. A single-marque race series will be an exciting addition to our plans for next year, and I look forward to meeting privateer teams that want to race Jaguar heritage sports and saloon cars in 2015."
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