A record turnout and an array of motorsport legends helped celebrate the 10th aaniversary of Race Retro, the now infamous international historic motorsport show.

Almost 30,000 visitors came to Stoneleigh Park for the three-day event. The highlight of the event, as always, are the legendary Group B rally cars, deemed to dangerous to race! Over 50 cars took part including Mk1 (ex Roger Clark) and 2 Escorts, Talbot Sunbeam (ex Russell Brookes'), Renault 5 Turbo, Porsache 911, Audi Quattro, Sierra Cosworth, MG Metro 6R4s and a Mk1 Lotus Cortina.

Over 250 exhibitors crammed into the halls, whilst legends Sir Stirling Moss and Murray Walker were in attendance to see Jim Clarke's Lotus 25 tribute and the rallying success of the Alpine Renault A110 in 1973. Generous in their time, they took part in multiple interview and autograph signing opportunities.

Other famouse attendees included Tiff Needell, Barry Lee and Win Percy, amongst others. Murray Walker said: "This is my first time at Race Retro and Iím so impressed, not only with what the show has to offer, but the passion of the enthusiasts attending. Iíve had a wonderful time meeting some of my dear old friends that I never thought Iíd get to see again. In the immortal words of General Douglas McArthur, ëI shall returní."

Meanwhile Silverstone Auctions generated well over £1.4m of sales, including a 1967 Aston Martin DB6 and a 1952 Land Rover 80" series. Over 64% of cars offered were sold under the hammer.

Two-wheeled enthusiasts were also catered for with a selection of Barry Sheene race bikes, it is ten years since we lost one of the great British heros.