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The event that is to many the star of the calendar of British motoring events took place on July 13-16, though the Saturday was cancelled due to forecast extreme winds. This year’s event celebrated 100 years of the Le Mans 24 Hours race, with many Le Mans-winning cars and drivers creating a truly memorable weekend that no Le Mans 24 Hours fan will have wanted to miss. A rebrand sees The Classic at Silverstone become the Silverstone Festival this year – makes sense, given the scope of the event has grown massively over the last few years. Music, food, racing – there’ll be plenty to do and see.
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It might be called the London to Brighton but competitors will set off from the Brooklands Museum for this year’s classic car event, with a start time of 8:30am – go and cheer them on!
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Perhaps the most appealing arrangement of vehicles at any concours of the year, with some amazing machinery set out along Heveningham Hall’s tiered lawn. Proceeds from the event go towards local dementia care. More fantastic retro racing at the ‘Pod, with a huge variety of classics competing on the strip, with Cannonballs and gassers, as well as a show and shine, and live music. A lineup including 60s, 70s and 80s Formula One machines and ‘90s and ‘00s Le Mans prototypes is enough to send a shiver down the spine before you even get to the circuit. plus fantastic indoor stalls said to be bristling with all variety of amazing antiques, vintage and collectable items.
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Get your motoring fix on the Duke of Richmond’s lawn, with a little bit of everything: supercars, classics, veterans, bikes, rally cars and stunt driving, among other things. Another pre-’73 event at Santa Pod, the Hot Rod Drags should nicely round out a summer of excess with… well, even more excess. Bring ear defenders and some money for hot dogs. We really do try to avoid mentioning the C-word when opening up these yearly event lists, but tapping quite heavily on the wooden desk we’re perched on writing this, 2023 should finally be the year that no more UK events are cancelled due to the virus that shall not be named.Retro Rides seems to put on bigger and better shows ever year, and attracts an eclectic mix of retro cars, from wonderfully standard examples to spectacular modified cars and homebrew conversions. Taking place in the glorious grounds of Heveningham Hall, the Heveningham Concours is now regarded as among the UK’s best annual car and aeroplane shows. This year’s event had a Le Mans theme, hosting two very 1990s racing cars – the Mercedes CLK LM and Porsche 911 GT1 Evo. These two were joined in a display of over 50 other iconic vehicles on the garden terraces, while aeroplane enthusiasts explored a dozen or so historic propeller aircraft on display nearby. Visitors also enjoyed the action on Horsepower Hill, a ‘drag race’ along a parkland road. 10. Goodwood Festival of Speed Tech, gadgets, car accessories and other products tested. Nextbase iQ review: The world's smartest dash cam 5 best ice scrapers to buy 7 of the best windscreen covers to buy in 2022 › More here... From Arna to Aperta everything Italian will be welcome at Brands Hatch in August. Last year was a scorcher, and not just in the bright reds and yellows that dominate the Italian car scene. Recent years have seen a shake-up in MotoGP, with Marc Márquez’s reign coming to an end and titles from riders like Joan Mir, Fabio Quartararo and Francesco Bagnaia. Who will win over the British crowd in 2023?
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