NEWS

VSCC Connections Shine in 2026 Royal Automobile Club Historic Awards

Tuesday 20 October 2026

There is plenty to celebrate for the Vintage Sports-Car Club following the announcement of the finalists for the 2026 Royal Automobile Club Historic Awards, with familiar faces, remarkable achievements and historic racing all receiving recognition.

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VSCC and Pomeroy Trophy Shortlisted in 2026 International Historic Motoring Awards

Monday 12 October 2026

The Vintage Sports-Car Club has been shortlisted for Club of the Year at the 2026 International Historic Motoring Awards, while the VSCC Pomeroy Trophy is in contention for Motorsport Event of the Year. The Club is also celebrating the shortlisting of the remarkable 1926 Thomas Flatiron restoration.

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The Three Castles VSCC Challenge is open, and it's for VSCC members!

Friday 02 October 2026

North Wales. June 2027. Castles, mountain roads and a brand new three-day event made for our cars.

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What Makes a Car Eligible for VSCC Events?

Tuesday 01 September 2026

Thinking of entering a VSCC event? Eligibility is about much more than a car's age. Here's an introduction to how the Club classifies vehicles, issues Buff Forms and helps ensure fair and enjoyable competition.

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Records Fall at Vintage Prescott as VSCC Delivers Another Memorable Weekend

Wednesday 05 August 2026

Record-breaking performances, spectacular machinery and the public return of the 1926 Thomas Flatiron helped make Vintage Prescott 2026 another exceptional celebration of historic motorsport. The weekend also highlighted the VSCC's commitment to encouraging new competitors and preserving engineering heritage.

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Why Historic Cars Need To Be Used, Not Just Preserved

Saturday 01 August 2026

The VSCC has always championed active use. Discover why driving, competing and maintaining historic cars is one of the best ways to preserve them for future generations.

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What Do Bruce McLaren, Colin Chapman and Ken Miles Have in Common?

Sunday 19 July 2026

Long before Formula One championships, Le Mans victories and groundbreaking racing car designs, Bruce McLaren, Colin Chapman and Ken Miles were learning their craft in Austin Sevens and vintage sports cars. A new feature explores how historic motoring helped shape some of motorsport's greatest names.

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