This is the fifth year in a row that the Brookland Museum Motorsport Festival has been held in Surrey, England. As every year, the organizers have come up with lots of new ideas to thrill the numerous spectators. The number of competition vehicles from all eras has increased considerably in the fifth year.
The Napier-Campbell Blue Bird from 1927, which broke a total of 47 speed records between 1933 and 1937, will be taking part for the first time this year.
Also worth mentioning is the Fiat Land Speed Record from 1905, which is powered by a genuine 16.5-liter V6 Isotta Fraschini aircraft engine.
The Benetton B19, in which legendary racing driver Nelson Piquet won several important races in 1990, will also be in action on October 11.
There are few events where visitors have the chance to see both famous classics and the latest speed and F1 cars up close and in action. The Brooklands Motorsport Festival offers both - and all at very family-friendly prices.
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