The Brooklands Double Twelve

Following the success of the Brooklands Double Twelve Motorsport Festival in 2012, which saw over 5,500 people attend over the two day event, the Double Twelve will return in 2013 on the 15th - 16th June.  Once again expected to be the biggest motoring competition held at Brooklands since 1939, it is being organised in association with the Vintage Sports-Car Club and held on the weekend closest to the Anniversary of its original opening date of 17th June 1907.

This year the structure of the competitions is changing to encourage entrants to enjoy a full weekend of motoring competitionand give them greater flexibility to choose from the three stand-alone competitions. There will be three stand-alone events:

      The Double Twelve Speed Trials on the Mercedes-Benz World circuit on Saturday 15th June
      The Double Twelve Concours held on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June
      The Double Twelve Driving Tests on Sunday 16th June

Each event will have its own class and overall winners, but to achieve a Brooklands Double Twelve award, an entrant must compete in any two of the three events and the combined scores of these two events will decide their Double Twelve placing. 

This means that a car may enter the Speed Trials on the Saturday and then the Driving Tests on the Sunday.  Alternatively a car can be entered for the Concours on the Saturday and take part in the Driving Tests on the Sunday and a car could also be entered for the Speed Trials on Saturday and be judged in the Concours on Sunday.

Entry fees are as follows:
Speed Trials £100
Driving Tests £50
Concours £50
When two events are entered, the fees are:
Speed Trials and one other event £110
Concours and Driving Tests £60

It will not be possible to enter all three events due to timing restrictions and priority will be given to people entering more than one event.

As well as the main competitions, the Test Hill Challenge will also take place on Saturday. This will involve everything from Sinclair C5s, bicycles and motorcycles to giant pre-war racing cars and running races for energetic children up the punishing 352ft (107m) concrete slope. Some vehicles may even head down the Hill in a test of their brakes.

With family entertainment once again planned throughout the site and lots more attractions to be announced, this is a weekend for everyone!

Advance ticket prices for 2013 are:
Adults - £12
Children (aged 5-16 inc.) - £5
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £30
BTM adults - £2
Under 5s free

Advance tickets are now only available at the Museum Shop.

Ticket prices on the day:
Adults - £15
Children (aged 5-16 inc.) - £6
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £37
BTM adults - £5
Under 5s free

Visitor parking will be in The Heights off Wellington Way - please follow event signage.

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