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09-03-2012, 10:53 AM | #1 |
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Bristol Italian AutoMoto Festival 2012
so i am sorry that it is a bit late but better late than never i guess. so here are the details to date.
10th Bristol Italian AutoMoto Festival Saturday April 28th 2012 BIAMF We are pleased to announce the date for the Tenth Bristol Italian Automoto Festival (BIAMF). The Festival is the best event for Italian vehicle enthusiasts in the UK organised jointly by the Italian Auto Moto Club and the Bristol Branch of the Ducati Owners Club. The Festival has become a huge success and is a regular highlight to the City’s busy calendar. Focussed around Corn Street in Bristol's Italianate City Centre, the bikes and cars will be parked 'Latin Style' in what will be the most charismatic, City Centre Moto festival the Country will experience all year. The morning and afternoon “Start your engines” sessions, will make the 'Old City' shake to the sounds of pent-up horsepower, unleashed for the joyous appreciation of the owners and spectators alike. The BIAMF will take place in Bristol City Centre on Saturday, April 28th and will have MV Augusta as the featured motorcycle marquee, another Great Italian Corner Stone. As for the cars, this year will see many celebrations and Anniversaries with it is also 10 years since the Alfa Romeo 156GTA arrived in Britain, the Lancia Beta makes 40, the Alfa Romeo Giulia hits 50 and Bertone reaches a magnificent 100. The Maserati Khamsin was styled by Bertone and will also be 40, so we hope to see one or two of these very rare cars instead of a singular featured car Marque. Prospective entrants should make early contact as spaces will be limited. Two wheelers ridden to the event need not be pre-booked but all enquiries please to Sean Good bristol@docgb.net and for details of the ride in. Please refer your Motorcycle Parking plan to see your designated Marque/Club stand locations. Entrants will be asked to donate £2 to the collection for Help For Heroes. Bikes brought on a trailer or transporter and cars for display must have an official pre-booked entry – obtainable from biamf@italianautomotoclub.co.uk There will be a small charge payable on application to cover admin costs but all surpluses will be donated to the charity. All Show & Car related enquiries should be directed to Paul Hanmore of the ‘Italian AutoMoto Club’ (www.ItalianAutoMotoClub.co.uk); biamf@ourhemanpal.co.uk The Bike Zone will again be organised by the Ducati Owners Club, Bristol Branch. Any enquiries specific to the bikes should be made to Sean Good (www.docgb.org); bristol@docgb.net |
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