Classic and vintage car clubs from around the country made their way to Oulton Park Gold Cup on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to display their magnificent machinery. Bookings for 2023 will be opening soon!

Throughout both Saturday and Sunday the rejuvenated Gold Cup invited you to experience the sounds from the roaring 20s to the swinging 60s.

Relive the history of Oulton Park circuit in this one-of-a-kind art installation at the Gold Cup. There was displays of art and photographs that document the history of the much-loved venue as well as unbelievable archive footage from 1953, the year the circuit opened!

Hampson Auctions were back for 2022 with a spectacular array of vehicles.

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On Sunday morning visitors were able to get up close to magnificent machinery in the pit lane and meet the drivers moments before they took battle on the famed Oulton Park tarmac.

The Cheshire Concours d’Esprit returned in 2022, featuring a collection of extraordinary pre and post war sports-cars, each well-used and with a fascinating story to tell. This was not a typical concours full of polished 'garage queens' - rather every one has character, worthy of the description "spirited", with a unique story to tell.

Sunday saw The Market Co providing an artisan market in the heart of the venue. A wide variety of different locally-sourced products filled the marketplace at the Gold Cup with priority given to businesses from the nearby area.

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Alongside the beautiful classic cars, hundreds of sports cars and supercars from more recent times lined the infield of Oulton Park. The Gold Cup brought together an amazing array of Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Jaguars and Porsches!

A new addition to the Gold Cup for 2022, families were able to take in the incredible sites of Oulton Park from Lodge corner and back again.

The paddock was open to all, givng you the abailty to stroll through the 100s of classic tin top and single seater racing cars before they took to the circuit.

The Gold Cup curated an incredible selection of classics from the 1970s’ 80s and 90s in a wonderful Youngtimers display near the Avenue section of the circuit.

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Local model railway club Alsager Railway Association displayed its Hartley Poole Too display in Chequers restaurant. The layout has been displayed across the UK and has featured heavily in the British Railway Modelling Magazine.

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