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As ever at the “Pom”, drivers and cars will be challenged on their speed, agility and braking in a variety of complicated tests. March NEC Classic Car & Restoration Show. Photo: Antony Ingram Last year’s Best of Show award at the Concours d’Elegance event went to a 1956 Ferrari 250 GT TdF Berlinetta by Zagato and before that to a stunning 1938 Mercedes 540K Cabriolet, giving some idea of the calibre of classics on display.

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Thankfully the Classic hasn’t been fully snapped up like the full race, so perhaps celebrate 2023’s centenary by watching some historic racers going around instead. The atmosphere is a lot more chilled, too. Other features on display included some of the world’s most aerodynamic cars, golden age coupés from the 1950s and 1960s and 60 years of Lamborghini. 8. Festival of the Dead This remarkable event attracts classic owners from all over Europe (and some even further afield). Whether you’re buying washers and brochures or a whole car, you’ll probably find it here.A rebrand sees The Classic at Silverstone become the Silverstone Festival this year – makes sense, given the scope of the event has grown massively over the last few years. Music, food, racing – there’ll be plenty to do and see. One of the most remarkable racing events of the year, with vintage cars navigating the tight (and steep!) roads of the historic town of Angoulême in southwestern France. October It’s a biggie this year: the centenary of the world’s greatest motor race. And err… it’s mostly sold-out already as a result. Still, you can catch it on TV, or perhaps try and make friends with one of the teams… Stories and advice about our beloved classics Alan Mann unveils electric Ford Mustang restomod Goodwood Revival's cutest race? Yes and no Sophia Loren's Rolls goes electric › More here...

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Tech, gadgets, car accessories and other products tested. Nextbase iQ review: The world's smartest dash cam 5 best ice scrapers to buy 7 of the best windscreen covers to buy in 2022 › More here... And just in case you thought it was all priceless Porsches and affluent Astons, Driving.co.uk’s editor, Will Dron’s pint-sized entry won an award in 2020. 4. Old Ford Rally & Rootes Heritage DayThe most popular advice topics — we've got you covered 2035 petrol and diesel car ban: 12 things to know Advice Simply one of our favourite events of the year – the Revival has an atmosphere like no other, particularly if the sun’s out. Get choosing your outfit now… There’s no shortage of events at RetroMobile, this year. From 60 years of the Porsche 911 to 100 years of innovation at the Le Mans 24 hour race, it’s well worth a drive or train ride to Paris. Hagerty, organiser of the Festival of the Unexceptional, has named its classic car investments for 2021 MotoGP seems to create more headlines, but the racing in World Superbikes is just as good to watch. Will 2023’s race see another victory from Northern Irish six-time champion, Jonathan Rea? July Oulton Park Gold Cup. Photo: Antony Ingram

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We’re big fans of this central London concours, with a vibe you won’t find at any of the other big concours events of the year. The cars are no less special for the urban setting, either. Get your motoring fix on the Duke of Richmond’s lawn, with a little bit of everything: supercars, classics, veterans, bikes, rally cars and stunt driving, among other things.This year the London Concours celebrated 50 years of the Porsche 911 RS by gathering together 50 examples that allowed visitors to chart the evolution of the car and savour a visual history of Porsche performance. Several UK circuits have firework displays to round out the year, but we’re throwing Cadwell’s one in here because it combines it with some rallying. Not simultaneously, obviously. December We really do try to avoid mentioning the C-word when opening up these yearly event lists, but tapping quite heavily on the wooden desk we’re perched on writing this, 2023 should finally be the year that no more UK events are cancelled due to the virus that shall not be named.