About the event
The event follows in the footsteps of the hugely successful collaboration events between the Triumph clubs (TSSC and TR Register) and the MG Car Club, initially in 2021 and then again in 2023 where the many clubs that cater for both MG and Triumph came together to celebrate their centenaries jointly at Silverstone.
The events were widely recognised and celebrated with numerous awards.
Clubs spend a lot of time, volunteer resources and money on attending commercial events to create profits for others. Now, it’s time for a collaborative event that is run purely for the benefit of clubs and their members.
What is on offer?
The Inter-club International Weekend will be an exciting, engaging, and lively show packed with entertainment and attractions for all the family. There will be trade stands offering car accessories, crafts, food and more plus lots of non-motoring attractions. For the classic motoring fans, there will be Concours D’Elegance, autojumble, live-action arena, indoor and outdoor car displays, evening entertainment, live music and local runs with marque-specific display areas for attendees’ cars to be enjoyed by all. Plus, much, much more!
For motorsport fans, we will also be running an MSUK AutoTest, details coming soon.
Camping will also be available on-site as an alternative to the many B&Bs and Hotels in the area.
Who is this new event for?
Everyone!
The event aims to provide a venue for all the UK’s historic vehicle club’s national weekends to be held together - in a festival format. Clubs have been allocated a FREE display space where they can promote membership, merchandise and more. Each club will retain and celebrate its own identity and vehicles at this collaborative event.
The event is run on a not-for-profit basis.
Where does the money go?
The event is run on a not-for-profit basis. If a surplus is made, then it will be distributed back to the participating clubs as a commission based on tickets sold.
Dave Burgess, TR Register Chairman
“Only by working together as a wider classic car community can we hope to navigate the financial pressures and other challenges that all clubs are now facing when it comes to running events. We want to celebrate individual clubs, so there is no risk of clubs losing their own identity by joining in.”
Jann Robinson, Morgan Sports Car Club