GP Masters have been blighted with bad luck after bad luck. The 2006 race at Monza Italy was the first race to be effected when local court action meant that some races had to be cancelled due to noise pollution. Furthermore, the race at Silverstone later that year was hit by engine problems that could have put the whole race weekend in doubt but the engine supplier at the time Nicholson Mclaren worked hard to fix the design fault and rectified the problem. Unfortunately the lest race of the season in South Africa was scuppered by issues that arose from the race promoter who wanted to switch the even from Kyalami to Durban. 2007 seemed to get off to a good start with the announcement of a new race on the streets of Bucharest the track was designed by F1 track designer Herman Tilke. Unfortunetly, again due to issues with the Bucharest race promoter GP masters involvement in the race had to be pulled.