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Exhibitors at Autosport International, held at the NEC, Birmingham, reported optimism for the year ahead as the 2010 show closed on Sunday. Trade was up 10 per cent on 2009 despite the poor weather at the start of the show, and it was widely felt that the industry is picking up. More...

Autosport International's trade days were considered a great success as the show closed after another busy day. More....

As the two Autosport International trade days drew to a close today, exhibitors left the show content in the knowledge that new contacts were made and new business generated. More...

Over 100 of the world’s best racing drivers joined forces to take part in David Brabham’s Celebrity Karting Challenge 2010 at Autosport International on Friday 15 January, offering members of the public the rare chance to race alongside their motorsport heroes. More...

GP2 star William Bratt made his first public appearance of the year at Autosport International today. The 21-year-old driver discussed his successes in 2009 on the Autosport Stage and revealed his expectation for the season ahead. More...

Cruden B. V. launched its new fourth generation Hexatach simulator at the show, presenting the three-seater, the Hexatech 3CTR to race teams, motorsport companies and drivers. More...

Zircotec chose Autosport International to officially confirm that it is supporting the Historic Road Sports Championship (HSCC) this year. The company first sponsored the championship in 2009, having become increasingly involved in providing coatings for racing cars. More...

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner visited Autosport International today and discussed its successful 2009 season on the Autosport Stage. More...

SDR Sportscars launched the new Subaru-powered WR3 V-Storm to the first visitors at Autosport International this morning. More...