1934 MG K3 MAGNETTE TWO-SEATER 'POINTED TAIL' WORKS
Tuesday 26 May – Monday 8 June
One of only 33 MG K3 Magnettes built, this car was the first fitted with Two-Seater ‘Pointed Tail’ bodywork and one of three factory racers prepared by land speed record holder Captain George Eyston for 1934. Highlights included 4th at Brooklands’ BRDC 500 Miles race and 5th in Brno’s Masaryk Junior Grand Prix with Richard Seaman. It will be offered at RM Sotheby’s Woodcote Park auction alongside the Club Concours on 8 July.
1951 FRAZER NASH LE MANS REPLICA
Tuesday 9 – Monday 15 June
One of just seven factory-built Frazer Nash Le Mans Replicas for 1951, this car quickly proved its pace, winning over 20 speed trial awards with Squadron Leader Sidney Greene in its first year. However, its crowing moment came 75 years ago this week, when a 21-year-old Stirling Moss drove it to victory in the British Empire Trophy on the Isle of Man at an average speed of 67mph. Later raced by Roy Salvadori and Tony Crook, it remains one of the most celebrated Replicas today.
1949 ASTON MARTIN TWO-LITRE SPORTS (DB1)
Tuesday 16 – Monday 29 June
As the dust settles on another thrilling 24 Hours of Le Mans, our latest rotunda display celebrates a remarkable competitor from the race’s golden age. This Two-Litre Sports raced at Le Mans in 1949, finishing an impressive 11th overall in the hands of Robert Lawrie. Retrospectively known as the DB1, it was the first model produced under David Brown, launching Aston Martin’s iconic ‘DB’ lineage. With only 15 built, it is one of the marque’s rarest early cars.
2026 ELECY FOUR-WHEELED ELECTRIC BICYCLE
Tuesday 16 – Monday 22 June
This is the first full-scale working prototype of a vehicle that could transform urban transport, using an ultra-lightweight philosophy and Formula 1 experience. The Elecy – pronounced “Ee-luh-see” – has been designed and built by Tamara Ivancova, an engineer-turned-entrepreneur who left her career in Formula 1 to create this four-wheeled, electrically-assisted bicycle.