Historic machines showcase at special Kirkistown racing event
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 1:48 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Last Saturday, the 500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland hosted an event at Kirkistown featuring a range of historic vehicles. The day included races for Pre-55 sportscars, Austin Sevens, and pre-’90 Formula Fords. Amid a wave of nostalgic sentiment, participants engaged in spirited competition. The event drew attention for its diverse lineup and the cool breeze that provided relief from previous high temperatures.
- •500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland hosted races at Kirkistown.
- •Vehicles included Pre-55 sportscars and Austin Sevens.
- •Event featured competitors from the Historic Racing Car Association.
- •Races took place amidst a cooling breeze and nostalgic atmosphere.
- •No specific results or final standings were reported.
- 1:48 PMAutosport — Historic machines star at special Kirkistown event
"A welcome cooling breeze visited Kirkistown last Saturday after a week of torrid temperatures, but happily it failed to dispel the distinct whiff of nostalgia that permeated the 500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland’s June event. With races for Pre-55 sportscars, Mondello-based Historic Racing Car Association competitors and even Austin Sevens, not to mention pre-’90 Formula Fords, there was ...Keep reading
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