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We are on a mission to encourage classic owners to make the most of their hobby by completing those projects, taking part in events or watching historic motorsport. We firmly believe that classic cars are a community and want you to jump in, meet people and talk classics.

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• Race Retro 2026
  For me, Race Retro is the first event of the season and a must visit for any enthusiast of historic motorsport. If you are thinking of getting into motorsport then you can literally apply for your licence, take your medical, find a race or rally series and buy a car. But the best part isContinue reading “Race Retro 2026”
• Untouched eighties Renault 5 found in French barn
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse I didn’t think you could top the story of the Range Rover ‘garage find’ with a meagre 756 miles on the clock (see blog, 20 February) until social media revealed a ‘new’ Renault found in Eastern France. Tucked away in an outbuilding was a 1982 Renault 5 TL withContinue reading “Untouched eighties Renault 5 found in French barn”
• 1000 MIGLIA COMES TO YORKSHIRE ELEGANCE
  The Fast Lane Club are major sponsors of the famous Italian Race, offering guaranteed entry and support packages for the event.  The 1000 Miglia organisation have given them special permission to introduce a taste of the Regulatory Race as part of the Driving Tour this year. This years Tour will include a couple of “Time Trial”Continue reading “1000 MIGLIA COMES TO YORKSHIRE ELEGANCE”
• Helix delivers EV technology for McMurtry Automotive
  If you are a fan of the Goodwood Festival of Speed then you will have inevitably seen the record breaking McMurty Spéirling Hyper car. McMurtry is a UK-based electric hypercar manufacturer founded in 2016 by engineering pioneer Sir David McMurtry. Their vision is to build vehicles focused purely on driving exhilaration. Not just for professionalContinue reading “Helix delivers EV technology for McMurtry Automotive”
• Top of the Range
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse A pristine 1994 Range Rover LSE has sold for nearly £120,000 at auction – four times its guide price. The Mk1 4.2-litre V8 model had not been driven for 30 years and had just 756 miles on the clock. Finished in Beluga Black and featuring an Ash Grey leatherContinue reading “Top of the Range”