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Goodwood Events to celebrate Sir Stirling Moss

The life and career of Sir Stirling Moss is to be celebrated as part of Goodwood’s headline motorsport events in 2021. read more>>

How you can help The 52 Express team reach 400mph

A former GP Motorcycle racer and engineer on The 52 Express project is selling his private collection of BMW motorcycles through Silverstone Auctions to help fund the project. read more>>

Top UK Racing Tracks

7 Simple Steps to Home Detailing

There’s a big difference between washing your car and detailing it. A full detail not only makes it look its absolute best, but can help protect the paint, rubbers and chrome from the elements during a typically inclement UK show season. And let’s face it, after the past 12 months we’ll be looking for the slightest excuse to get back behind the wheel of our classics. read more>>

What's our client's opinions on events this summer?

We recently asked enthusiasts to complete a survey on the effects of the pandemic. We asked about a few topics, one of them being how they feel about the return of classic events and shows this summer. read more>>

Perfect New-Age Bikes for Pit Lanes

With the news that the Goodwood Revival is re-launching for 2021 hot off the press, our attention has turned to a unique genre of two-wheeled transport – say hello the iconic ‘pit bike’. read more>>

Top Classic Racing Films

Over the years there have been some fantastic racing films, featuring some of the best cars and motorbikes tearing up the track (or even street) seeking new fame and fortune. Today we have put together some of the best classic racing films for you to enjoy. read more>>

London Concours: Judging Classes and Cars on Display Confirmed

The prestigious event, London Concours has revealed the collection of cars that will be displayed at the event from 8-10 June. read more>>

Limited 100 Commissions Dream Wall Art

Limited 100 has announced their commission of a one-off bespoke print for Vicki Butler-Henderson. The print is of Vicki’s favourite car, titled ‘Lamborghini Diablo GT’ read more>>

Motorcycling Landmarks: Hailwood’s Comeback

Many consider Mike Hailwood’s TT comeback in 1978 as the greatest achievement by a rider in the entire history of motorcycle racing. read more>>

The Peugeot 402 – sometimes Eclipsed, rarely bettered

While the Citroen Traction Avant tends to dominate any conversation on pre-war French motoring, the often-overlooked Peugeot 402 shouldn’t be dismissed. read more>>

British Motor Museum awarded funds from Government

The British Motor Museum is delighted to announce it has been awarded an additional £261,500 from the second round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund. The Museum is among more than 2,700 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards. read more>>

Fiat 500: people’s champion

The Fiat 500 is Italy’s entry to the people’s car hall of fame. First seen in ’57 and produced until ’75, nearly 4,000,000 were eventually sold. read more>>

#FJShowUsYourShed - The Four Wheeled Wonder Shed

With the entries pouring in from around the UK for the #FJShowUsYourShed competition, this week we are delving into an entry that ticks all the boxes when it comes to ultimate shedding. It’s secure storage and a workshop for two classic motorbikes; it’s a place of contemplation and a refuge from the outside world; it’s fully equipped for the ever-necessary cup of tea. Oh, and its also a road legal van. read more>>

National Pet Month

We want to see your family pets, it doesn't matter if they are furry, well-groomed, large or small we want to see them! read more>>

Top UK Motorcycling Routes

Kids Go Free at Haynes International Motor Museum

As we look forward to the summer months, Haynes International Motor Museum are offering kids under 15 to go free if you pre-book to visit the museum. The museum has made some fantastic developments throughout lockdown such as a brand new exclusive exhibitions, a cinema and a special display of a crashed Formula 1 car. read more>>

British Motor Museum Release Summer Schedule

The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events this year. Following the Government’s road map announcement the Museum is planning to reopen on 17th May and is delighted to say that its popular show season will also return in line with all government guidelines. read more>>

London Concours to display Iconic British Designs

The London Concours will have a class entirely dedicated to Iconic British Designs, as well as the Brits behind them this year, when the fifth annual London Concours takes place in June. read more>>

Mitsubishi’s heritage collection for auction

After plans to withdraw from the UK market, Mitsubishi’s heritage collection of cars is being auctioned off. Will you try and clinch a classic? read more>>

British Motor Museum Announce New Partnership

The British Motor Museum has announced their new partnership with King & McGaw to make their extensive photographic archive available around the world. read more>>

The Ace Café: From Toad in the Hole to Rock’n’Roll

A story of almost impossible Britishness, and fuelled as much by a good cup of tea is it is by high octane fuel, the Ace Café has gone from a truck-stop café to a global brand in 75 years, surviving a bombing, rock’n’roll bikers gangs, a period as a tyre depot and even a 25-year hiatus in-between. read more>>

75 years in production – the Piaggio Vespa

In April, the Piaggio Vespa will celebrate 75 years of production. From humble beginnings the ‘wasp’ has sold more than 18 million bikes to date. read more>>

First and Last Scooter: J series starstream

A Merry Motoring reader has shared their love for vintage scooters with us, read more to find out which scooter was his first and last scooter read more>>