Classics large and small to descend on Cambridgeshire

| 12 Jun 2013
Classics large and small to descend on Cambridgeshire
More than 200 classics are expected at the Wisbech and District Historic Vehicle Club Road Run on 11 August.
Open to all road-legal machines of more than 25 years, the event will attract cars and ’bikes.
Commercial, military and emergency transport is also welcome for the cavalcade that will follow an 80-mile route through Cambridgeshire to Peterborough in Linconshire.
The event will get underway at Somers Road Car Park, pausing for a static display at Perkins Engines, in Peterborough, before returning to its market-town starting place for a show and prize giving.
In it 21st year, the event has raised more than £10,000 for charities including the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
People wishing to participate can contact the club via its website.

More than 200 classics are expected for the Wisbech and District Historic Vehicle Club Road Run on 11 August.

Open to all road-legal machines more than 25-years old, the tour attracts cars and motorbikes.

Commercial, military and emergency vehicles are also welcome for the cavalcade that will follow an 80-mile route through Cambridgeshire to Peterborough.

The event kicks off from Somers Road Car Park, pausing for a static display at Perkins Engines before returning to its market-town starting place for a show and prize-giving.

The event is in its 21st year and has so far raised more than £10,000 for charities including the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Anyone wishing to participate can contact the club via its website.