Last weekend, we organized our first Sunday service in the Castle Combe circuit, and we are happy to inform that it absolutely offered exaggeration.
The Pistonheads community, as always, was valid, taking full advantage of the spring sun and some of the best driving roads that Wiltshire has to offer. It is easy to forget that the trip can be as rewarding as destiny, and with Castle Combe located in the heart of the Cotswolds Aonb (area of exceptional natural beauty), there were many reasons to take the scenic route.
We were united by the fantastic Williams Automobiles team, a local distributor of more than 110 years of family heritage and passion for the best sports cars in Great Britain. They brought a brilliant selection of their current alignment, including the surprising new Morgan Supersport and this lovely six.
From the starting line to the corner of the quarry (that is, 0.3 miles, if it is measuring), an incredible variety of cars aligned in the circuit. Participation was so strong that we had to open an area of overflow in the main paddock, it is not a bad problem! The only challenge? Food queues were almost as long as the parking line. In any case, he only showed how many people were eager to absorb the atmosphere (and take a bacon bap while they did).
This was one of the most diverse meetings that we have seen in a Sunday service this year, with prominent aspects that include a complete Lamborghini Huracán from Stopec, a rare nobleman M12 Gto and an impressive selection of Hardcore Loto track weapons, which include a 2-eleven, a 3-Eleven and a S1 demands. You can explore complete alignment in the gallery below – Or go to Instagram to catch the debut of Ben’s pH reel.
A great thanks to all those who joined us for our Easter Sunday, and the brilliant teams in Castle Combe and Williams Automobiles for helping the event so special. Be sure to share your photos in the thread if you have not yet.
We are already counting until our next Sunday service, which is Sunday, May 25 at the motorist. Register by clicking here.
