Public Show News Archive

Formula One World Champion Jenson Button told his fans at Autosport International that his title defence is fully underway, and all his focus is now on making sure that he and the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team will be ready for the opening Grand Prix in Bahrain on 14 March 2010.

Autosport International’s visitors got the chance to experience one of the most exhilarating sports cars on the market, with the return of the Caterham Drive Experience at the show.

On display for the first time at Autosport International, the record-breaking British Steam Car was a popular attraction at the show.

Cruden's Formula One racing simulator was put into use for a good cause at Autosport International, with visitors paying £1 per minute to drive it, with all proceeds going to the Haiti Earthquake Fund.

Autosport International has closed its doors for another year. The 2010 show attracted 85,000 visitors through its doors, and Formula One World Champion Jenson Button was again in demand by his loyal fans.

Tyre manufacturer Dunlop, who has exhibited at the show every year since 1991, went all-out on its stand this year.

BBC TV Grand Prix commentator Martin Brundle, and his son Alex, were interviewed on the Autosport Stage today.

Two-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Allan McNish said at Autosport International that he agreed with plans that are in motion for a new worldwide sportscar series for manufacturers.

Fifth Gear’s presenters Tiff Needell, Vicki Butler-Henderson and Jason Plato entertained the crowds at Autosport International today, performing a live version of their popular ‘Dogfight’ feature, where they went head-to-head driving fast cars to find out who is quickest.

Autosport International raised £2,150 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the show’s nominated charity partner, by auctioning an original painting by radical artist Ian Cook at the show.