We're fast approaching the end of the mainstream motorsport season (though try telling that to the F1 calendar: last race less than a month before Christmas? Madness...) and, to celebrate, Prescott Hill Climb in Gloucestershire is holding its end-of-season bash.
As well as the usual hillclimb-ey on-track action, there'll be a host of vintage hot rods and iconic historic American marques, Dragster Record Breakers, bikes (Harleys and Indians) and even a 'Wall of Death'.
Oh, and the 1990 Penske PC-19 Chevy Indycar that was Emerson Fittipaldi's spare car and was raced by a young Paul Tracy will be there, too.
If you fancy popping along, tickets are £18 for Saturday and £18 Sunday; tickets are per person, under 14 years are free, and camping is available at £5 per person per night, payable on the day.
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