Brooklands Slot Racing Festival 2010
- Sunday August 8th
This event will be held on Sunday 8th August at the Brooklands
Museum in Weybridge, England. Set in the iconic surroundings of the birthplace
of British motor sport & aviation there will be attractions for all
the family. This years event will be jam packed with Slot racing fun with
more tracks to try out including timed rally stages.
EVENT PHOTOS
| Event
Highlights:
- Brooklands special stages on several SCX track layouts
- Lots of track layouts to try out & Prizes to be won
- Help for Heroes Scalextric challenge
- Mazda MX5 Racing & Ma5da Racing display
- Get Cycling Scalextric challenge
- Buy slot car products from the trade stalls
- Scalextric & Airfix roadshows
- Test Hill challenge - race up the Test Hill
- Trojan Racing roadshow
- Brooklands 1920-1939 feature race
- Carrera track layout
- Pioneer test track & display
- Explore the Brooklands Museum
- Drag strip competition
- Take in the Concorde experience (book early)
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Starts at 10.00am &
finishes around 5.00pm
Admission for this event is via the Brooklands Museum.
Tickets can be purchased in advance.
Brooklands Museum standard ticket prices are:
- Family tickets: (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £25.
- Adults - £9
- Seniors & Students - £8
- Ages 5-16 - £5
- under 5s - free
Special Offer; 2 days for price of 1.
Why not visit the museum on Saturday 7th & use your ticket to
gain entry to the slot festival on the 8th.
£1 off Adult, Senior and Child tickets for:
Scalextric Racer, Airfix Club, & NSCC members*
* on production of a valid membership card. |
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Scalextric will again be running the Test Hill challenge,
except this year you will be racing up the 350 foot 1in 4 hill, side by
side with other competitors, they also provide the Scalextric road show
truck and digital Nuremberg circuit (operated by the NSCC). SCX will have
a number of fantastic track layouts to compete in the chequered flag stages,
including digital, compact and various road & rally stages with fantastic
prizes to be won. Carrera will be present with a huge digital layout.
Team Slot will be represented at the event with test track and display
of their range.
For drag racing fans Getslotted will be back again with a brand new custom
built drag strip located under the iconic Concorde.
You’re invited to come along with your fastest cars and break the
sound barrier 1/32 scale!
Prizes to be won courtesy of our sponsor Gaugemaster & Racer Sideways

New events this year include the superb Trojan racing mobile
track & The Scalextric challenge in support of Help for Heroes charity.
For those who are feeling energetic get-cycling have a rather unique way
of powering their Scalextric circuit – that’s right pedal
power! also a selection of Mazda MX5s on display from the Ma5da MX5 racing
series, which is sponsored by Scalextric digital. If all goes to plan
they will also be racing 1/32 scale MX5’s which are in production
now.
For those who want to buy something for their slot car collection, pick
up their Limited Edition models commissioned for the event or find that
elusive spare part or track accessory we will have a superb selection
of trade stalls with a diverse selection of products. Dealers as far a
field as Germany, Holland and France will be attending. There will be
specialist dealers / manufacturers such as Penelope Pitlane, George Turner,
TMC & Slot Track Scenics. Mainstream retailers such as R&J supplies,
Scale Models, Pendle Slot Racing, dealers in vintage / modern Scalextric
plus a whole host of other retailers and collectors buying, selling and
swapping

For those of you that have never visited Brooklands before
this is an ideal excuse. Brooklands is unique, it was the world’s
first purpose-built motor racing circuit, constructed in Weybridge, Surrey
in 1907 and played host to many famous races & speed record attempts
for over 30 years until the onset of the 2nd World War in 1939. The circuit
was requisitioned by the Government and given over to production of Vickers
and Hawker aircraft including the Hurricane fighter and Wellington Bomber.
Today parts of the original circuit including the banking are still visible
and many of the original buildings, garages & hangars have been restored
to house an amazing collections of Brooklands-related motoring and aviation
exhibits ranging from giant, pre-war racing cars, motorcycles and bicycles
to an unparalleled collection of Hawker and Vickers/ BAC-built aircraft,
including the only Concorde with public access in south-east England. |