This weekend (1-2 November) is an action-packed one for London-based car fans, with the 2014 London to Brighton Run taking place on Sunday, while Saturday sees the West End taken over by both classic and modern machinery thanks to the Regent Street Motor Show.

Coventry is set to become the first city in the UK to stage competitive motorsport on its public roads.

He’s the man who masterminded Formula One world championship wins for Michael Schumacher and Jenson Button, but now Ross Brawn is attempting to steal a win for himself as he takes on the London to Brighton veteran car run in November.

Next year's Goodwood Revival will take place on September 11-13.<br />

Vauxhall, Britain’s oldest surviving car manufacturer, will be celebrating its heritage by taking part in this year’s London to Brighton veteran car run.

More than 1700 classic cars will be on show at this year's Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show - held at the Birmingham NEC over the weekend of 14-16 November.

The second annual Autojumble Midlands takes place in the heated, purpose-built exhibition halls at The Ricoh Arena on Sunday, January 4, 2015.

Driving icon Ari Vatanen will be the official Rally Legend at next month’s concluding round of the FIA World Rally Championship (13-16 November).

Motoring journalist and TV presenter Quentin Willson will host a new ‘club stage’ at the NEC classic motor show next month.

The ahead-of-its-time Citroën DS will take centre stage at next year’s London Classic Car Show.

Keen fans of Smart cars will be making their way to the National Motor Museum in Hampshire next month.

Glorious October weather, fabulous cars, some cracking racing and a lovely period atmosphere, all came together to make the ‘Autumn Classic’ at Castle Coombe a success.

There will be plenty of classic Vauxhalls at this year’s NEC classic motor show, thanks to a tie-up between clubs and the car maker.

More than 13,700 people made the trip to Northamptonshire for the Footman James Sywell Classic Pistons and Props motoring festival – one the event’s best-ever turnouts.

Book your ticket for the NEC classic motor show and you could be in with a chance of winning a car.

Sir Ben Ainslie, the most successful Olympic sailor of all time, will take part in this year’s London to Brighton veteran car run on 2 November.

A steam-powered Toledo from the last century will be one of the stars of the Regent Street Motor Show on Saturday, 1 November.

The organiser of the 14th Footman James Classic Vehicle Restoration Show says this year’s show will be the biggest ever due to the soaring confidence of traders, restorers, autojumblers and exhibiting car clubs.

Pre-sale tickets for the new London Classic Car Show are now available. The show, which will be held at the ExCeL London from 8-11 January 2015, promises to kick off 2015 in style.