Donington Park is always a popular venue for HSCC Members and this year features all of the club’s championships. Donington Park is the oldest UK motorsport circuit still in operation. The first racing took place in 1931 using the narrow roads that accessed the Donington Hall estate as it was then and welcomed pre-war Grand Prix racing including the legendary Auto Union Silver Arrows driven by Bernd Rosemeyer and Tazio Nuvolari.

Requisitioned by the Ministry of Defence during World War 11 racing didn’t return until 1977 after the land was purchased and the circuit rebuilt by businessman Tom Wheatcroft. The circuit was acquired by MSV in 2017 and significant improvements were made following a  programme of major investment. The future of the circuit is assured and its reputation grows by the day.

The Wolds Trophy has become a regular fixture on the HSCC calendar, if your car is light an nimble the circuit is an absolute delight. Set in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds, Cadwell Park was established when land owner Mansfield Wilkinson’s sons raced motorcycles around the park. Charles Wilkinson formed the Louth and District Motorcycle Club in 1932 and staged the first race meeting on the track in 1934. Cadwell Park’s twisty and undulating nature, winding through open park and woodland, has seen it become established as one of the best circuits in the country. Once discovered, it is often a firm favourite amongst many who visit, whether as a spectator or participant.

Three days of pure passion, offering a complete experience in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, resonating non-stop to the sound of legendary machinery.

This return to the historic format allows for a deeper immersion in the vibrant paddocks and the intensity of the track. A full weekend where closeness to the cars and the authenticity of racing take centre stage once again, to the greatest delight of enthusiasts and fans alike.