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Ormskirk Motorfest – Sunday 30th August 2026

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Cataclean Ormskirk MotorFest – Sunday 30th August

 Celebrating 100 Years of the British Grand Prix

Aintree Circuit Club, in partnership with Cataclean, is delighted to announce the return of the Cataclean Ormskirk MotorFest for 2026.

On Sunday 30th August, Ormskirk town centre and Coronation Park will once again host the North West’s biggest free motoring celebration — a day packed with excitement for car enthusiasts, families, and anyone who enjoys a great day out.

The day begins with the West Lancs Tour, where more than 100 carefully curated vehicles representing over a century of automotive excellence and history will take on a 30‑mile route through the beautiful West Lancashire countryside.

Spectators are warmly encouraged to line the route and enjoy the cars as they pass by.

The recommended viewing route will be published on the MotorFest website one week before the event, giving everyone the chance to pick their perfect spot.

The Tour vehicles will arrive in Ormskirk between 09:30 and 10:30, before being individually positioned in their display paddocks throughout Coronation Park, Aughton Street and Moor Street.

The event officially opens at 11:00, and while entry is completely free, visitors are kindly asked not to arrive before 11:00 to allow vehicles to be safely moved into place.

MotorFest offers something for everyone: stunning classics, modern performance favourites, friendly owners, and a relaxed, family‑friendly atmosphere with plenty to explore.

Silcocks Funfair will be in Coronation Park throughout the day, making it a perfect outing for families.

The park will also host a range of refreshment and trade vendors, including the Colbier Craft Brewery, who will be serving a specially brewed MotorFest‑themed beer — “Pole Position Pale Ale”, a nod to the event’s motorsport heritage and the 100th anniversary of the British Grand Prix.

To enter your vehicle, please follow this link to the official Motorfest website:

Enter your vehicle for Motorfest – Sunday 30th August 2026 | Ormskirk MotorFest

Ormskirk MotorFest 2025 – Awards Winners

The Club is delighted to announce the Award Winners for this year’s MotorFest:

AWARDS WINNERS:

BEST MOTORCYCLE – NO 30 – ALAN MOLYNEUX – 1990 SUZUKI-BAKER RACE

BEST UP TO 1939 – N0 67 -GARETH PRITCHARD – 1932 FORD MODEL B

BEST POST WAR UP TO 1966 – NO 69 GEOFFREY ARROWSMITH – 1949 TRIUMPHS 2000 ROADSTER

BEST 1966 TO 1999 – N0 6 – PHILIP AUSTIN – 1973 JAGUAR E-TYPE V12

POST 1990 – N0 24 – ADAM BURROWS – 1992 PEUGEOT 205 GTI

BEST MILLENIUM – NO 27 – NICK OWEN – 1998 CHEVROLET CORVETTE C5

BEST MG – NO 50 – DAVID FILDES – 1960 MGA ROADSTER

BEST MINI – N0 103 – JOHN DICKENSON – 1999 MINI COOPER SPORT

BEST IN SHOW – NO 64 – DAVID WHITE – 1910 FORD MODEL T CONVERTIBLE

Best in Show Award Winner – David White, with Rod Keay – Centre (Director/Presenter – Liverpool Live Radio) and Mike Ashcroft -Left (Event Secretary – Ormskirk Motorfest/Aintree Circuit Club)

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT – ORMSKIRK MOTORFEST RETURNS FOR 2025 – Sunday 24th August.

The Club is delighted to announce the return of our Ormskirk Motorfest to its traditional home in Ormskirk Town Centre.

We will have vehicle display paddocks back in Moor St and Aughton St next to the Clock Tower and in Coronation Park.

The event will be free for the public to attend and will be open from 11am until 4pm.

Vehicles may join an optional open road parade run under general traffic conditions following the legacy motorfest parade route around Ormskirk Town Centre

To enter your vehicle, please click here

Useful Motorsport Links

For all information relating to Competition, Officials and Marshals Licences and Motorsport Regulations, please go to the Motorsport UK Website.

Aintree Circuit Club is a Founder Member of The Association of North Western Car  Clubs, the biggest Regional Association in the UK, with over 120 Member Clubs.

As a Member, you are entitled to compete in numerous events organised by these Clubs covering all forms of Motorsport including Stage, Road and Targa Rallies, Sprints & Hillclimb and Autotest/AutoSOLO type events across a region stretching from Anglesey and North Wales, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cheshire and up to the Scottish Border.

For full details of all events, please visit their extensive website:

www.anwcc.co.uk

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