Heritage
Brooklands, Silverstone, Le Mans, the Isle of Man TT and Goodwood: the places and races that shaped motorsport.
Guides
Brooklands: The Birthplace of British Motorsport
Brooklands, opened in Surrey in 1907, was the world's first purpose-built motor racing circuit.
Silverstone History: From Wartime Airfield to Home of the British Grand Prix
Silverstone began as RAF Silverstone, a Second World War bomber airfield, and became a racing venue in 1948.
The 24 Hours of Le Mans Explained
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is an endurance race in which cars run for a full day on the Circuit de la Sarthe, and the car covering the greatest distance wins.
The Isle of Man TT Explained: Course, Classes and History
The Isle of Man TT is a motorcycle time trial on 37.73 miles of closed public roads, not a race on a purpose-built circuit.
Goodwood Festival of Speed vs Goodwood Revival: What's the Difference?
The Festival of Speed is a mixed-era hillclimb spectacle in the grounds of Goodwood House, while the Revival is historic racing at the Goodwood Motor Circuit with everyone in period dress.
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Great visit to Jack Barclay Bentley
Derek Bennett,General Manager of Jack Barclay Bentley together with the staff of the Bentley service operation entertained a group of soldiers,all…
Club Supporters
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Blenheim Palace
Visit to Blenheim Palace on 24 October 2019.
Garden party
Mike (Trustee and Director of MSE) and Sandy Mackenzie held a garden party on Sunday 21st August 2025. A fantastic day was had by all. We would like…
Goodwood
Jack Barclay Bentley
Bentley at Combat Stress
Jack Barclay – Bentley at Combat Stress