Oct 19-21
F1 BRAZILIAN GP, INTERLAGOS, SAO PAOLO
Will Lewis have won it by then, or will it go right down to the wire (against Raikkonen, hopefully)?
Oct 19-21
FORMULA FORD FESTIVAL, BRANDS HATCH, KENT
This is where the F1 stars of the future hope to make their name. www.motorsportvision.co.uk
Oct 26-28
WRC RALLY JAPAN
Held on Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido, the fast and flowing gravel stages should suit Gronholm. www.wrc.com
Oct 26
CARRERA PANAMERICANA
Classic cars line up in southern Mexico and race north for nearly 2000 miles. www.lacarrerapanamericana.com.mx
Nov 1-4
MPH 07, EARLS COURT, LONDON
It’s the UK debut of the Aston Martin DBS. www.mphshow.co.uk
Nov 3
FLAME AND THUNDER DRAG RACES, SANTA POD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
Beats the usual bonfire. www.santapod.co.uk
Nov 4
TRUCK SUPERPRIX, BRANDS HATCH, KENT
Five tons, 1000bhp, faster to 100mph than a 911 and there are over 20 of them on a grid. www.motorsportvision.co.uk
Nov 8-11
MPH 07, NEC BIRMINGHAM
It’s a bit like the one in London, but it’s in the Midlands. DBS will still be there. www.mphshow.co.uk
Nov 8
RMA TRACK DAY, NURBURGRING NORDSCHLEIFE
Why not brighten-up November with two days at the Nürburgring?
www.rma-limited.com
Nov 16-18
WRC RALLY IRELAND
Seb Loeb has been over there already, practising on the tight and bumpy lanes of this new rally in the WRC calendar. www.rallyireland.org
Nov 16-19
ROGER ALBERT CLARK RALLY, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE
The start in Leeds this year recalls a traditional start venue for the RAC. www.rogeralbertclarkrally.org
Nov 17-18
FIA WORLD TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP, MACAU, CHINA
Andy Priaulx is on course to take a third consecutive WTCC crown in China. www.fiawtcc.com
Nov 29 - Dec 2
WRC WALES RALLY GB, CARDIFF
It will no doubt be a particularly poignant Rally GB this year. What’s more, the championship may well be decided on the mud (and ice?) of the Welsh stages, as Seb and Marcus battle it out for top honours.
The rally starts and finishes at the Millennium Stadium, where the spectator superspecial will also be held. The main bulk of the 17 stages, however, take place in the hills and forrests of southern Wales. And it’s out here that you’ll find the hardcore fans – sheltering under trees while their airhorns pierce the cold air and scare the fruit and nut out of all the animals. It should be great.
www.wrc.com and www.walesrallygb.com
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