Visit.
No two days are ever the same at Bicester Motion, whether weekday or weekend. But each is memorable.
There are plenty of opportunities to visit Bicester Motion, thanks to the wide range of events that are held across the site throughout the year and the 50+ specialist businesses that call it home.
Around 150,000 people visit Bicester Motion each year, whether attending events, working among the community of specialists or visiting for business.
As the campus grows, so will that number. How and when you can visit Bicester Motion depends on the nature of your visit.
Visit during the week
During the working week, Bicester Motion is a vibrant campus of pioneering companies. Access is limited to those working on site or those booked in to visit one or more of the 50+ specialists.
Amenities include the Heroics Café, Cafe 144 and the Auto Wax Works coffee shop, along with four beautiful 'Crew Rooms' for overnight stays.
Visit for an event
Every event at Bicester Motion is different, whether it's a sold-out Scramble, a track experience or a gin tasting evening. The first step would be to check with the organiser for arrival information, but usually admittance is via Gate 8 or via Gate 3.
The public event listings can be found on the calendar, including details of the organiser.
Arrive by air
Bicester Motion maintains an active airfield, which welcomes inbound visitors to the air strips that have beenin use since 1926.
There are two grass surface runway directions to give weather condition flexibility, and arrival is via PPR only.
"I don't think there's anywhere else on the planet that does what Bicester Motion does. It's one of the great success stories of recent times."David Lillywhite, Magneto
"I don't think there's anywhere else on the planet that does what Bicester Motion does. It's one of the great success stories of recent times."David Lillywhite, Magneto
Specialist spotlight
Historic and Classic Vehicle Alliance
The Historic & Classic Vehicle Alliance launched in 2021 with the simple aim of bringing together the thousands of specialists employed in the historic motoring industry to promote, support and maintain the long-term health and success of the sector. It is the unified and considered voice in parliament and government, plus media and the wider public, and champions the future of the classic car industry.
Location
Bicester Heritage
