Monterey Car Week 2021 highlights, from Lemons to Pebble Beach Monterey Car Week has made a highly anticipated return in 2021. Twenty-nine events make up the schedule for a packed week for automotive enthusiasts, building towards the peerless Pebble Beach Concours. With so much to see over such a hectic schedule, we’ve picked out the highlights
Mercedes-Benz 540K wins Best of Show at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance A Mercedes-Benz 540K Autobahn-Kurier has been declared the winner of the Best of Show award for the 2021 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, which marks the 70th anniversary of the prestigious event
40 previous Best of Show winners expected at Pebble Beach Concours A remarkable display of previous Best of Show winners will mark the 70th anniversary of Pebble Beach during Monterey Car Week
The Classic at Silverstone brings motor sport history to life Packed grids totalling around 1000 cars, over 100,000 visitors and record numbers of clubs herald the continued and triumphant return of motoring events.
The Classic at Silverstone returns for 30th anniversary event After the disappointment of last year’s cancellation, the Silverstone Classic is returning for a spectacular 30th anniversary edition from July 30 to August 1, 2021.
INEOS unveils the interior of the Grenadier 4×4 off-roader Magneto got a first look at the interior of the highly anticipated INEOS Grenadier 4×4 before off-roader’s release in July of next year, taking over where the old Land Rover Defender left off
Legendary drummer Neil Peart’s seven Silver Surfers to be sold at Pebble Beach The car collection belonging to the late Neil Peart, the legendary drummer from the rock band Rush, is to be sold at Gooding and Company’s Pebble Beach auction on August 13-14
The London Classic Car Show continues condensed car show season The capital’s largest classic motoring event, The London Classic Car Show, returned for 2021 after being postponed from its original February scheduling. The even took place outside at the peak of British summertime for 2021, as opposed to its traditional indoor Olympia venue
30 years since the Mazda 787B made Le Mans history The 787B made history 30 years ago by becoming the only car to have won Le Mans using anything other than a conventional piston engine. The 787B remains the sole car to have done so – while Mazda was the only Japanese manufacturer to have won the race outright until it was joined by Toyota in 2018
