Organisers of the Donington Historic Festival have issued an invitation to classic car clubs to take part in next year’s event, which takes place from 28-30 April.
More than 50 car clubs took part in last year’s display, creating a living motoring museum on the circuit’s infield.
As well as being given a dedicated, sign-posted parking area, each club will enjoy two-for-one advanced discounted tickets and a link placed on the event’s website.
Following extensive renovation work, the infield has been fully restored including a refreshed paddock area.
Richard Grafton, director of Historic Promotions and organiser of Donington Historic Festival, commented: “The participation of so many passionate and enthusiastic car clubs plays a big part in achieving the festival’s family-friendly atmosphere. The quality of the content that they bring along to the event gives visitors a huge range of cars to admire, the scale of which would not be possible without their support. We look forward to growing the number and size of car club displays this year.”
Car club registrations need to be submitted before midnight on Friday 31 March, 2017. Click here for more information
Greg MacLeman is a contributor to and former Features Editor of Classic & Sports Car, and drives a restored and uprated 1974 Triumph 2500TC