The Historic Grand Prix Car Association will recreate the era in which the Gold Cup was inaugurated as a non-championship race for F1 cars, with a beautiful gird of classically-modelled machines from manufacturers such as Lotus, Cooper, and Brabham.

Active in every aspect of motoring and motorsport for pre-war cars, the Vintage Sports-Car Club (VSCC) is one of the largest and best regarded motoring clubs in the world. The VSCC will bring two grids of their most popular groups of cars back to the circuit that hosted their 2021 Royal Automobile Club’s Competitive Event of the Year.

The HRDC 'Lack Sears Trophy' embodies the range of cars that were the mainstay of the formative years of the BTCC 1958 - 1966.

This championship is open to single seater racing cars built to Formula 2, Formula b and Formula Atlantic between 1967 and 1978 that are running their original specification, making this one of the most original single seater races that we have at the Gold Cup.

With one or two drivers per car and pit stops, Gentleman Drivers offers a fabulous spectacle as pace and team strategy unfolds towards the chequered flag. With a class structure split by year and engine capacity, you find Aston Martin, Jaguar, AC, Porsche, Ferrari, MG, Morgan and TVR racing against Chevrolet, Ford, Austin Healey, Alfa Romeo, Triumph and Lotus.

Organised by the Classic Sports Car Club (CSCC), Special Saloons & Modsports features wild machines, that were so popular in the 1970s through to the early 1990s, which are all unique and represent a time in motorsport when big budgets, TV coverage and larger than life drivers all combined for a great spectacle.

With grids containing road-going mass production saloons built prior to 1966, Masters Pre-66 Touring has everything from the mighty V8 Yank tanks to humble Minis.

40 Minute Endurance race with compulsory Pit Stop, optional driver change. GT TVR Griffith & Lotus Elan, battle iconic sports racing cars including the Lotus 23b and Chevron B8