Touring car bonanza for 82nd Members' Meeting at Goodwood
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Derek Bell is doing the Le Mans Classic, and in quite a special way. Driving a 1969 long tail Porsche 917 (for the first time since 1971), he’ll be tackling the legendary circuit once again. It’ll be quite the spectacle; and you can be there to meet him.
Our unmissable travel package, in partnership with tour operator Travel Destinations, allows you to join us (and Derek) at the Le Mans Classic 2018 (6-8 July).
You’ll stay on the Motor Sport campsite near Tetre Rouge, get a guided tour of the paddock, meet-and-greet with the editorial team – and most importantly, get to attend an special Q&A session with the five-time Le Mans winner himself, where he’ll answer all your questions about his incredible career, and sign copies of his new book.
This exclusive Motor Sport package includes:
Four nights secure camping with other Motor Sport readers at Hunaudieres with serviced toilets and showers
Dover – Calais crossing (outbound Thursday, returning Monday)
General admission tickets
Grandstand seating for the duration
Paddock access tickets – including a guided tour with the Motor Sport editorial team
Motor Sport gift bag worth over £50
Q&A session with Le Mans legend Derek Bell
There are limited places available on this exclusive travel package – for more information and to book your spot, simply click here or call Travel Destinations on +44 (0)844 873 0203, quoting Motor Sport.
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