2020 marks the 50th Anniversary of the annual Labor Day Tradition at the historic Auburn Auction Park! Held each year during the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg festival, this year’s Auburn Fall sale will see over 750 cars cross the auction block, along with hundreds of lots of automobilia and an exciting schedule full of family-friendly activities for all to enjoy.

Proclaimed ‘The Classic Car Capital of the World’ Auburn, Indiana is the birthplace of the Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg marques and home to the world-famous Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. RM Auctions is a proud supporter of the ACD Automobile Extravaganza, held Thursday, August 27th at the ACD Museum kicking off the weekend festivities.
In addition to the auction excitement, the Auburn Fall event is fun for the entire family, featuring a giant swap meet, car corral, dozens of food vendors, and a Kid’s Fun Zone.
Car enthusiasts will have the opportunity to experience thrill laps around the auction park with drivers from the most prestigious rally-car driving school in North America, Dirtfish.
Witness the best tricks and whips the sport of freestyle motocross has to offer as star riders from the X-Games, Gravity Games and Dew Tour perform.

Recreating the glamour of motor racing as it used to be, the Motor Circuit comes alive for the Revival, both on and off the historic track. The only historic race meeting to be staged entirely in period dress, the Revival sees a return to the halcyon days of Goodwood as the spiritual home of British motor racing.

It’s a celebration of bygone days, vintage fashion and wheel-to-wheel racing around this classic circuit, which remains unchanged since its heyday.

The Motor Circuit comes alive for the Revival, both on and off the historic track.

In the autumn of 1998 motor racing returned to Goodwood for the first time since the closure of the famous Motor Circuit in 1966. Known as the Goodwood Revival, the event has since become one of the biggest historic motorsport events in the world and the only one to be staged entirely in period dress.

From 1948 to 1966 the Goodwood circuit was the spiritual home of British motor racing, staging classic races such as the Tourist Trophy for sports cars and the Glover Trophy for Grand Prix cars. All the top drivers of the day came to Goodwood on Easter Monday, from Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss in the 1950s to Jim Clark and Graham Hill through the 1960s.

The circuit was established by Freddie March (later 9th Duke of Richmond), himself a Brooklands winner, and was revived by his grandson Charles, Earl of March, in 1998. The Revival event is a magical step back in time to the romance and glamour of motor racing as it used to be in Goodwood’s heyday.

Viewing and bidding The NEC Classic Motorshow is a closed event and an event ticket will be required along with an auction catalogue to enter the sale. Ticket information can be found on the Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show website. The NEC Classic Car Sale Auction Catalogue admits two people into the auction and viewing.

Viewing:

10:00 to 18:30 on Friday 13th November 20
09:00 to 14:00 on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th of November 2020.

Bidding:

Bidding at the auction can be done either in person by attending the sale, by telephone, by leaving a commission bid or live, online via Proxibid. Click here for full details of registration requirements and a buying guide.

Auction: Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November 2020

On each day, the automobilia, lifestyle and watches auctions start at 11am and the car auction starts at 2pm. (Remembrance Sunday 15th November, the automobilia auction will begin at 11.05am)

The death of Tazio Nuvolari, on 11 August 1953, moved all the World. Renzo Castagneto, Aymo Maggi and Giovanni Canestrini were particularly impressed by Tazio’s death. The three men, alongside with Franco Mazzotti who died during the 2nd World War, were the creators of the Mille Miglia, “the most beautiful race in the world. Castagneto, “deus ex machina” of the Mille Miglia and his friends, were very attached to the Mantuan pilot.

They were linked by a close bond of affection and they felt deep consideration and admiration toward this great “man-champion”. They also were grateful to him because he contributed a lot to the unrestrainable growing of their “creature”. To honor his memory, the traditional itinerary of the Mille Miglia was changed in order to get it pass through Mantova.

Since then the GRAN PREMIO NUVOLARI was established in order to give a price to the fastest pilot, on the route along the impressive straight roads which cross “The Po Valley”, starting from Cremona, through Mantova until the finish in Brescia.

Bernina Gran Turismo is a creation by a group of classic car enthusiasts, with the aim of organising a hillclimb event to celebrate the Races held in the St. Moritz area in the 1920s and ’30s. The project will see a blend of history, sport, competition and authentic rough luxury, the goal being to offer a unique combination and experience.

The event will be a hillclimb race on a closed road for sports and racing cars built up to the early 1980s along the Bernina pass, from La Rösa up to the Bernina Hospiz: 5,6 kilometres of pure adrenalin in an inimitable Alpine setting. It is a unique opportunity to have a mountain pass all to yourself to let your classic car do all it can do!

The date has been chosen to take advantage of the beautiful colours of the end-of-summer and of the great driving roads, free from the high summer traffic, to encourage the participants and the enthusiasts to come to the Engadine with their classic car and enjoy a beautiful tour. The best from the St. Moritz hospitality, together with an insider experience of the Engadine tradition, will make sure this will be a complete event for racers as well as guests, and for car owners and public alike. Please keep watching this site as more and more details will be posted in the next weeks.

Monza Historic already visited the Monza Nazionale Autodromo, the temple of speed and home of the tifosi, the unconditional supporters of the Scuderia Ferrari. These fans have all they need to go into raptures in the Monza Historic paddock in which “made in Maranello” prototypes and GTs can be seen including a Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta (1959), a Ferrari 512 S (1970), and a Ferrari 333 SP (1994). And the other Italian makes are not to be outshone with the presence of several Alfa Romeos, Bizzarrinis, De Tomasos, Iso Rivoltas, Maseratis, Lancias, Osellas and so on.

Thus, the tradition that every year an event takes place in Italy, home of numerous legendary circuits and some of the most beautiful and prestigious sports cars, will again be respected.

No classic car season would be complete without a meeting in Italy, the home of many legendary circuits and some of the most beautiful, prestigious sports cars like Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lancia and Maserati – authentic jewels in the collective imagination.

The Monza Autodromo is located in the 800-hectare Parco Reale in the town of Monza to the north of Milan. It was opened in 1922 and it has hosted the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix since 1950 (except 1980), and is the home of the Tifosi, the famous Scuderia Ferrari fans. The length of the circuit is 5,793 km and it has 10 corners including the awesome Variante Ascari and the Parabolica. It is the fastest track on the Formula 1 calendar.

Built in 1922, the Autodromo di Monza has retained its original layout and its famous corners: the Curva Grande, the Lesmo double right-hander and, of course, the Parabolica. The three chicanes (Rettifilo, Roggia, Ascari) that have been installed over the years have not affected the ultra-rapid character of the Temple of Speed as proved in 2019 when a Group C Racing Nissan reached 306 km/h on the pits straight. Not bad for a so-called historic machine!

And finally the proximity of Milan adds an additional touch of charm to this event giving it a touristic and cultural dimension that encourages competitors to bring along their families.

Dear Lancia friends,

what lasts a long time will be much better this year!
Together with the “Delta Integrale Club Montafon”, the Automobil-Club Maikammer e. V. in the ADAC the new edition of the Lancia Legends.
We chose the beautiful Montafon and the city of Schruns as our domicile for the 3rd edition – hence the “Austria Edition”.
The colleagues of the Delta Integrale Club Montafon have selected wonderful routes and great locations for the upcoming 3 days.

Look forward to a great Lancia event in a breathtakingly beautiful landscape.

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Programme

Thursday, 17. September 2020
14h00–18h00
Arrival of the participants in the rally office „Käsehaus Montafon“ in Schruns; Accreditation and issue of participant documents.

Friday, 18. September 2020
10h00–13h00
Arrival of the participants at the „Käsehaus Montafon, Schruns;“ Accreditation and issue of the participant documents, scrutineering, parking of the vehicles in the reserved parking spaces.

13h30
Drivers briefing with compulsory information

14h30
Start to Corso Lancia from Schruns via the Silvretta High Alpine Road to the Bielerhöhe, official welcome with a drink at 2000m above sea level in a fantastic setting. A short walk over the great dam is possible.

16h30
Individual return to Schruns

18h30
Get together at „Gnüssa i dr Gass“ in the village center of Schruns with prologue of selected vehicles. A sociable end with local food specialties on the church square and live music.

Saturday, 19. September 2020
08h30
Start of the first car to the first leg of the regularity rally (TSD) on public roads through the beautiful landscape of Vorarlberg, the Bregenz Forest and the Appenzeller Land.

from 09h40
short coffee break at the Uralp inn in Au

from 11h30
Lunch at the festival venue of the Bregenz Festival including a guided tour about the „floating seastage“.

from 13h30
Start of the first car to the second leg of the regularity rally (TSD) on public roads through the beautiful landscape of Switzerland and Vorarlberg.

from 14h30
Afternoon coffee break in the private Lancia Museum „Collezione Enrico“ in Speicher (CH) and visit of the museum

from 17h15
Arrival of the first vehicle on the church square in Schruns with champagne reception and refreshments.

19h30
Awards ceremony and sociable finale with dinner and live music (Drinks are not included in the dinner and events on Friday and Saturday)!

Sunday, 20. September 2020
Meeting for group photo, farewell Present and individual departure.