The TVR Car Club Diamond Rock at Rockingham over the weekend of 4/5 August 2007 promises to be the biggest gathering of TVRs ever.
The event celebrates the 60th anniversary of Trevor Wilkinson founding Trevcar Motors, the birth of what we now know as TVR and is open to all TVR enthusiasts, not just TVR Car Club members.
Here’s a list of what’s on when:
Members will arrive from around the country for either camping on site or local accommodation with discounted rates in a number of local prestige hotels.
- Members’ trackday
- Demonstrations & passenger laps of TVR Power Supercharged V8s
- Tuscan Challenge Testing
- ‘Drive out’ into Northants and Rutland
- Lunchtime members parade lap
- Timeline representing 60 years of TVR
- Exhibition of famous TVRs
- Concours competition for the prestigious Larner Concours Cup
- Autotest
- Trader village
- Dulford Automotive Rolling Road Shootout
- Evening 60th Anniversary party with food, band and disco – coaches provided back to local hotels
- TVR Tuscan Challenge qualifying
- Demonstrations of the TVRs through the years on the circuit
- Startline Challenge
- Tuscan Challenge Photocall
- Passenger hotlaps
- Guinness world record convoy
- Two TVR Tuscan Challenge races with special guest drivers
- Trader village including detailing and suspension geometry checks
The circuit being used for both the trackday and for Tuscan Challenge Races is the twisty 1.94 mile International Sportscar Circuit as used by BTCC – using both infield and bowl.
Throughout the weekend will be:
- Dedicated TVR parking area
- Prizes for biggest convoys, best represented region etc
- Helicopter Rides
- Inter-region competitions
- Children’s entertainment
- Tug-o-war
- Climbing wall
- Fairground Rides
- Flight/Car Simulator
- Bouncy Castle
- Nail & Beauty Bar
- A number of trade stands will be present
In addition a number of VIPs have been invited. The TVRCC is pleased to announce that one of the guests will be Peter Filby, author of the definitive history of the early days of TVR, “Success Against the Odds”, who will be launching and signing copies of the rewrite of this book, now entitled “TVR – The Early Years” – at the Show.
Full booking details can be obtained from the Club on 01952 822126 or by logging onto the Club website at http://www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/future_events_rockingham.asp
To contact the TVR Car Club, please phone the Club Office on 01952 822126 or log on to www.tvrcc.com.