The 2013 Silverstone Classic will host an amazing line-up of unique car displays, parades and events to celebrate the centenary of great British sports car maker Aston Martin, one of the world's most famous and revered motoring marques.
Aston Martin will be the
event's official 'Featured Celebration Marque for 2013', and highlights during the weekend will include a 100-car parade at lunchtime on Saturday, July 27 - featuring a breathtaking collection of past and present Aston Martin models marking the British company's historic 100th anniversary.
"Aston Martin - 'Best of British' - is a sportscar company with a great racing history. For us, not only the cars are important but also the people who engineer, build, drive, race and own them, and to celebrate together at Silverstone is the best and most befitting way to do this," said Aston Martin CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez.
The Aston Martin story started close to Silverstone when, back in 1913, founders Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford entered their first car - a modified Singer - into a speed event at Aston Clinton… and won. A year later when Martin started to design and build his own cars he named them Aston Martin in celebration of that early victory in rural Buckinghamshire.
"We are thrilled to be celebrating such a momentous milestone in Aston Martin's illustrious history at next summer's Silverstone Classic," said Nick Wigley, Event Director.
"Silverstone is the perfect setting for such a special occasion and we are working closely with Aston Martin, the Aston Martin Heritage Trust and the Aston Martin Owners' Club to ensure this magnificent centenary is marked in fine style."
Aston Martin will be the
event's official 'Featured Celebration Marque for 2013', and highlights during the weekend will include a 100-car parade at lunchtime on Saturday, July 27 - featuring a breathtaking collection of past and present Aston Martin models marking the British company's historic 100th anniversary.
"Aston Martin - 'Best of British' - is a sportscar company with a great racing history. For us, not only the cars are important but also the people who engineer, build, drive, race and own them, and to celebrate together at Silverstone is the best and most befitting way to do this," said Aston Martin CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez.
The Aston Martin story started close to Silverstone when, back in 1913, founders Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford entered their first car - a modified Singer - into a speed event at Aston Clinton… and won. A year later when Martin started to design and build his own cars he named them Aston Martin in celebration of that early victory in rural Buckinghamshire.
"We are thrilled to be celebrating such a momentous milestone in Aston Martin's illustrious history at next summer's Silverstone Classic," said Nick Wigley, Event Director.
"Silverstone is the perfect setting for such a special occasion and we are working closely with Aston Martin, the Aston Martin Heritage Trust and the Aston Martin Owners' Club to ensure this magnificent centenary is marked in fine style."
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