On Sunday 14 August, we'll be welcoming the Aston Martin Heritage Festival to Brooklands Musuem. 

The Aston Martin Heritage Festival is organised by the Aston Martin Heritage Trust to celebrate the rich history and heritage of Aston Martin Lagonda.

There is a lot to celebrate as Aston Martin have a long and diverse history with Brooklands, such as:

• The pre-war Aston Martin factory in Feltham was just 10 miles from Brooklands
• All pre-war Aston Martins were road-tested at Brooklands
• Aston Martin set ten world records at Brooklands in 1922, on one day!
• The first ever motor race Aston Martin took part in was at Brooklands in 1920 and many more cars raced there during the interwar years

This is also a celebration of  75 years since David Brown bought the company and there will be  a great display of models throughout the DB era. And... if that isn't enough it is 50 years since the introduction of the iconic Aston Martin V8 Engine. 

There will be parking by era, special displays, pop up AMHT Museum and excellent Trade Stands, along with the opportunity to explore the museum too! A3, the oldest surviving Aston Martin in the world will be at the event, alongside Green Pea which is celebrating its 100^th anniversary this year - both of these cars raced at Brooklands! 

Pre-war Aston Martin car owners will have the opportunity to drive up Test Hill which will be fantastic. 

If you are coming to the event in an Aston Martin or Lagonda you are required to book your ticked via Aston Martin Heritage Trust website here so your car can be parked in the correct display. All non Aston Martin cars or pedestrian visitors can be booked on our website or purchased on the day. You can book on to the Aston Martin evening meal here