Ecurie Ecosse is planning to produce seven continuation Jaguar C-types to be as close as possible to the seven used by the original team between 1951 and 1955 gaining 59 podiums. The cars will be built as the originals in Read on! →
There are no doubt many who are already aware of this series, but the Masters Historic Racing events offer the chance to see some iconic cars back on track. It has been 17 years since they started, and Masters Historic Read on! →
Motorsport to resume from 29th March 2021. Following the announcement by Prime Minister Boris Johnson that the third lockdown will be lifted, and formally organised outdoor sports can restart in accordance with the appropriate guidance, Motorsport UK has announced that Read on! →
The Department for Transport has confirmed that it is taking the necessary steps to exempt the UK from the implications of the EU Motor Insurance Directive, which is great news for UK motorsport. This follows significant efforts by Motorsport UK, Read on! →
Coys of Kensington Ltd went into administration in April 2020, with debts exceeding £5 million. This was not of course the first time that a “Coys” company had gone into administration with customers having not been paid for their sold Read on! →
Jaguar Land Rover has announced the intention to move from combustion engines entirely within five years, and to be producing all-electric vehicles by 2025. The plan for Land Rover is to have six all-electric vehicles by 2025, with the Read on! →
The London Concours at the Honourable Artillery Company HQ from 8-10 June will be presenting a display of ‘The Italian Berlinettas’ to showcase some of the most iconic Italian designs of the ‘60s. The ten cars will include the famous Read on! →
Vanwall was an iconic and top constructor in the 1950s, winning the first ever F1 Constructors title back in 1958. Vanwall won its first race in 1957 at the British Grand Prix with Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks, which was Read on! →
2021 is another memorable year for classic car birthdays! An impressive list, with a few nostalgic “daily use” favourites… Alfa Romeo 8C 90 years Chrysler Valiant Charger 50 years Jaguar C-type 70 years Fiat Read on! →
The next London Classic Car Show will take place between16th-18th April 2021 at Syon Park, West London, which offers the ability to run a safe event outdoors, convenient for both UK and international visitors with its close proximity to London Read on! →
