From over 80 entries from private owners, the 20 finalists have been selected for their diversity, history and, in some cases, rarity.

Andrew Evanson, Senior Operations Manager of Lancaster Insurance, sponsors of the Pride of Ownership, said: “The display is firmly established as a fan favourite and it’s because you are always guaranteed to see some incredible classics and hear some special stories too, and this year has certainly not disappointed. The beauty of this competition really is that anyone, and their classic, can take home the trophy and we can’t wait to crown them in November.”

One of ŠKODA’s most enduring and popular models, the OCTAVIA estate, celebrates a significant milestone in 2022. The variant, which has been a perennial best-seller for the brand, made its first appearance 25 years ago this September – as a concept car at the 1997 Frankfurt Motor Show.

The UK’s biggest showcase of campervans, caravans, motorhomes, trailer tents and accessories - The Motorhome and Caravan Show - rolls up to Birmingham’s NEC from 18th - 23rd October. With 11 huge halls filled with the industry’s most-talked about launches, inspiring UK-firsts, celebrity talks, travel inspiration, all you need to get the most out of your next getaway and Saturday tickets sold-out, excitement is building for another stellar Show.

The Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with discovery+, which brings together a great array of classic car and motorcycle clubs along with their iconic classic and vintage cars and motorbikes, is an event not to be missed.

No matter what you’re looking for this is the ultimate season finale for any classic car/bike owner, collector, enthusiast, club member, or simply anyone with a passion for classic vehicles.

A stock-car racing firm was fined £50,000 and ordered to pay £20,000 costs after pleading guilty to two health & safety offences, after an accident led to a sponsor’s death at a Birmingham track. The sentence was handed to Incarace Ltd – based at Spedeworth House, Hollybush Industrial Park, Hollybush Lane, Aldershot, Hampshire – at Coventry Magistrates Court, after Birmingham City Council brought a prosecution against company following the fatal incident at Birmingham Wheels racetrack on 16 November 2019.

It’s with regret that Cheltenham Motor Club has decided to cancel the 2022 Hills Ford 3 Shires Stages due to complications in procuring an alternative date. The club had previously agreed to postpone the event as it would otherwise have occurred during the period of national mourning linked to the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II. While the organisers had planned to look for an alternative date for the two-day rally, they could not find anything suitable.