Double Twelve was the name used for a series of tests of driving skill and speed organised by the Junior Car Club in the early 1930s, which took place...
Britain no longer has a national Motor Show. There have been numerous attempts to create some form or replacement for what the once popular events at ...
Not only is La Vie en Bleu now the largest meeting organised by the Bugatti Owners Club, but it has also become the largest summer event for TheMotor....
The last car with the "Triumph" badge on it was made in 1984. That is over 25 years ago, and a whole generation has been born, grown up and become mot...
The Bristol Classic Car show has been running for many years, and it is my "local" event, I always make an effort to attend. Relocated from the old Br...
AutoItalia magazine organise three events throughout the year for Italian cars, at Brooklands, Stanford Hall and Gaydon. I've never been to the middle...
It still surprises me that Bristol City Council, not renowned for being any more car friendly than any other local government organisation, gives perm...
It cannot have escaped the attention of any true motoring enthusiast that 2010 is the Centenary year for the much loved Milanese marque, Alfa Romeo. A...
Common consent would seem to be that the 2010 Geneva Show has been one of the best for many years, and after spending an entire day walking my legs sh...
Among the myriad of UK events that cover both motorsport and motoring heritage, Race Retro can rightfully claim to be a leader, with a diverse collect...