Fund raiser for The Stroke Association.

Supercar Saturday

Around 50 Supercars, Racing Cars and Classics out on track at Castle Combe Circuit on Saturday the 26th of October and you can get a 5-lap passenger ride in any of the cars for a donation to the Stroke Association ranging from £25 to £60. We have carefully chosen both cars and drivers to provide an exciting taste of the Castle Combe circuit and our line up includes professional racing drivers, including the current Combe record holder Simon Tilling in his Aston Martin Vantage V12.

Additionally, an Autotest event in the paddock where you can take part with your own car (£25) or get a passenger ride with their very own Stig in his Subaru Impreza for just £5.

Admission is just £5 per person with the Paddock Entrance gates open at 8:30 for paddock walkabout. Circuit action starts at 09:00 and it is best to come early to get the best choice of rides.

100% of the money raised goes to the charity directly, at the event. The event is entirely run by volunteers and we're always looking for more help so please let us know if you want to be involved. (drop me Lynda aka Salem a pm)

We look forward to seeing you at Castle Combe on Saturday the 26th October

List of cars possible cars which will be there on the day doing passenger rides (tbc and could be more)

MG GTV8

Aston Martin V12

Porsche Boxter

Mitsubishi Evo 10

Lotus Exige S

BMW ZR Coupe

Healey 100/4

Jaguar E-Type 4.2

Radical SR3

BTCC Honda Civic

MK Indy Blackbird

TVR Chimaera

TVR Sagaris

Toyota Celica GT4 rally

MG ZR 190

Caterham 7 Supersprint

MG ZS Vulcan

MGB GT V8 4.6

MG ZR 160

Morgan +8

It is on the calendar.

Worthy cause that secures only about one twentieth of the funding that cancer research receives.

Castle Combe is a great circuit with a very friendly atmosphere.

excellent I didn't see it posted anywhere so wasn't sure if you were aware

excellent I didn't see it posted anywhere so wasn't sure if you were aware

No it wasn't posted as I failed to consider doing that! I just put it on the calendar.

Thanks for posting as a thread.

Strokes affect so many people and their families. Great cause in need of support.

Only just seen this, I'll be coming along