Just Gold Hospitality is looking forward to a fantastic year of Historic Motor Racing.
From the big events like the Silverstone Classic to the smaller club events.
Please click on the individual links for further information.
Silverstone Classic
20th-22nd July Silverstone GP Circuit
2011 was bigger and more exciting than ever with much more to entertain you. The Silverstone Classic is the fusion of iconic rock, classic racing covering 90 years, celebrities, famous brands, car clubs and family fun.
Over the last three years the event concept has changed from being purely classic motor racing based to include live music concerts under the legend ‘Rocking and Racing’.
Open access grandstands and pit garages coupled with a variety of family-led entertainment including funfair, air displays, a concours d’ elegance, art galleries, shopping, go karting, steam traction rallies, helicopter pleasure flights and a host of other attractions it’s a weekend of fun for all the family.
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Masters Historic Festival
26th-27th May Brands Hatch GP Circuit
The traditional Masters Historic Festival returns to brands Hatch at the end of May for another celebration of cars and drivers from golden eras gone by.
Last year’s event attracted superb grids of historic F1 and sports car machinery, as well as demonstrations of famous F1 cars from the recent past including Damon Hill’s championship-winning 1996 Williams Renault and Michael Schumacher’s 1992 and 1993 Benettons.
This year will see the usual mix of famous F1 and sports cars brought back to life and driven hard on the legendary Brands Hatch GP circuit, as well as demonstrations and plenty of off track entertainment for all the family.
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HSCC Superprix with FIA Historic Formula One
30th June-1st July Brands Hatch GP Circuit
The annual HSCC extravaganza of historic Formula One, saloon and sports car machinery returns to the Brands Hatch GP circuit on 30 June – 1 July.
Last year’s event threw up one of the surprises of the year, with relatively unknown Japanese youngster Hideki Yamauchi, on his first visit to the UK, dominating both the Formula One and Group C races.
Cars that attended in 2011 included well known machinery from Williams and Tyrrell, plus more than 300 other entries for one of the biggest celebrations of historic motorsport on the continent.



British F1 Grand Prix