Presenting
the finest
automobiles &
aeroplanes
27th & 28th JUNE
10 am to 5 pm each day
within Heveningham Hall Country Fair
The main aspect of Heveningham Concours takes place at the rear of the Hall where around fifty motor cars are displayed on the grass terraces. It is a unique and marvellous way to view the cars, showcasing them from a variety of uncommon angles.
In the parkland adjacent to the automotive concours, the historic aeroplanes are parked up for inspection. At times during the day, one or two of these may be seen flying overhead.
Horsepower Hill is an 1/8 mile blast along the estate’s main drive. The event attracts a wide range of classic and contemporary supercars.
Alongside the terraces, beside the hall itself, sits the motorcycle concours, a small, deliberately chosen field of six or seven machines. Among last year’s were Ducati’s 2003 Desmosedici GP3, the marque’s first premier-class Grand Prix bike; a 1938 Norton 16H Manx Special, the side-valve single that soldiered through the war; and one of the two 1994 Ducati 916s Carl Fogarty campaigned to that year’s World Superbike championship.
Heveningham Concours takes place within the long-standing Heveningham Hall Country Fair. It attracts over 20,000 visitors annually to the Capability Brown designed parkland.
There are main ring attractions, as well as the food and drink fair, the dog show, and the amazing Spitfire display to name a few. Also, expect lots of live music and entertainment.