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Supercars, Le Mans cars, famous faces and classic marques…
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The event timetable for the the biggest show on wheels is out, click here to see!
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Celebrations for the Jaguar that Enzo Ferrari called ‘The most beautiful car in the world’
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British motor racing hero says Chelsea AutoLegends is a ‘must see’ event
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Red and gold Alan Mann racing cars to join the cars of the British patrons at this year’s show
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Top racing teams to be honoured at Chelsea AutoLegends
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Top touring cars and extreme rally machines head for Chelsea
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Home grown talent at this year's show as 8 Invictas return to Chelsea
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30 of the most powerful supercars will partake in a cavalcade through London on September 4th
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Organisers inundated with applications from enthusiasts keen to show off their cars
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Motorcycle Champion Phil Read to lead cavalcade between Ace Café and Royal Hospital Chelsea
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Celebrate London’s ‘Swinging Sixties’ at Chelsea AutoLegends
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Sir Stirling Moss confirmed as 2011 Patron
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Chelsea AutoLegends announce theme for the 2011 event
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World’s fastest car as featured on BBC Top Gear
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Tickets now on sale with discounts for early bird bookers
Latest news
Chelsea AutoLegends 2011 lived up to its billing as ‘London’s biggest show on wheels’. The automotive-themed festival hosted a mouth-watering array of over 600 of the finest classic, competition and supercars.
Celebrating the Patrons
Building on the successes of last year’s inaugural Chelsea AutoLegends, this year’s event opened with a special dinner at the Royal Hospital on Saturday evening honouring many of the famous British patrons.
Le Mans Legends On Pole Position
Right at the heart of the display was an impressive line-up of iconic Le Mans cars ranging from the Bentleys of the 1920s, through the Ferraris and Porsches of the 1960s and 1970s right up to today’s diesel prototypes.
Supercars on Parade
An exciting new addition to Chelsea AutoLegends was an eye-popping cavalcade starring the cream of current motoring exotica including Aston Martin One-77, Bugatti Veyron, Pagani Zonda and the McLaren MP4-12C.
