2022 Classic and Performance Parade
Sunday 24th July 2022 10.00am – 4.00pm – Castle Combe Circuit in Wiltshire (UK)
We’ve now closed online entries, but you can still enter on the day. Members of the public are also welcome to attend free of charge.
Below is some key event documentation. Please note entrance to the circuit is via the Camp Corner (Wiltshire College) entrance – SN14 7EY.
2022 CPP Entry List (By Surname)
2022 CPP Parade List (By Group)
Event details:
Free entry to display your car
Free public entry to see all the cars
Free to walk or cycle the circuit at lunch time
Just £20.00 to parade your car around the iconic Castle Combe Circuit (3x sessions) – Cash on the day.
Bristol Motor Club will once again be holding its Classic and Performance Parade at Castle Combe Circuit in Wiltshire.
We welcome any Performance, Sports, GT and Touring Cars, whether Production, Kit or Replica, Historic, Classic or Brand New, as long as cars are road registered.
The highlight of the event, and as the name suggests, is that we are able to offer parade lap sessions of the legendary Castle Combe circuit. There will be three on track sessions, one in the morning and two in the afternoon, held under a pace car at moderate speed to eliminate the need for special safety clothing or helmets.
What’s more you can even take passengers, so if your car has enough space, the whole family can experience a few laps of this great circuit. We have to emphasise though that this event is in no way a track day.
Entry to the event is free if you just wish to display your vehicle; it is also free to spectators, however there is a small charge of £20.00 payable in advance, to take part in parade laps.
On top of the static display of vehicles and track action taking place there will also be the opportunity to walk or cycle around the circuit during the lunch break. Hungry or thirsty? The on-site Bistro restaurant facility will be open all day for snacks, drinks, and cooked meals.
Bristol Motor Club is proud to offer this event in a friendly, safe, and informal way, for Classic and Performance car enthusiasts of all ages.
Picture Credits: Jim Gaisford
