Held at the end of May every year since 2007, the La Vie en Bleu is the flagship event put on by Prescott Hill Climb. After the weather did its level ...
Now in its fourth year, the London Classic Car has established itself firmly in the calendar of the enthusiast. Although some complain that the ExCel,...
As is well evidenced by reports of events I have attended in the UK, there are an awful of Shows for the Classic Car enthusiast that take place in the...
The brief that I gave myself when planning this event, the first Abarth Owners Club meet of 2019, was that as it would be in early March, it needed to...
Historic racing has become big business. Gone are the days when this was exclusively the preserve of the amateur, as nowadays at any event - and there...
Every meeting held at the Prescott Hill Climb, on the slopes of the Cotswolds, just outside Gotherington, the village where I grew up, is of course, d...
Caffeine and Machine opened its door in October 2018 and within weeks the crowds of people who came to visit overwhelmed the car parking facilities. M...
2015 marked the Silver Anniversary for the Silverstone Classic. I first attended in 2007, and have been every year since, so cannot comment from exper...
It was not long after the relaunch of the Abarth brand in the UK, back in the late Summer of 2008, that the first group of enthusiastic owners from ac...
In a slightly grandiose billing, the Race Retro event calls itself Europe's Number 1 Historic Motor Show. That's a bold claim indeed. I've been to thi...