News | Beaulieu, New Forest

01.12.2016

Lord Montagu waves off VWs on hospital Santa Run

Lord Montagu waved off more than 250 adults and children who had adorned their VWs with festive decorations for the fourth annual Santa Run to Southampton General Hospital.

01.12.2016

Women in Motorsport & Social History: Michèle Mouton

Described as 'one of the best' by Sir Stirling Moss, Michèle Mouton is the most successful woman in the history of motorsport and one of the greatest rally drivers of all time.

15.11.2016

Simply Smart 2016

For Simply Smart on November 13th, 137 Smart cars gathered in the grounds of the National Motor Museum.

31.10.2016

Women in Motorsport & Social History: Mini Skirts and Mini Coopers

Guest blogger Rachel Harris-Gardiner explores the exciting world of 1960s saloon racers.

28.09.2016

Women in Motorsport & Social History: Pat Moss

One of the most successful female rally drivers of the 1950s and 60s, discover the achievements of Pat Moss - younger sister of Sir Stirling Moss.

07.09.2016

Beaulieu’s 50th International Autojumble sets the gold standard

More than 36,000 visitors turned out for Beaulieu’s 50th International Autojumble with 2,378 stands crammed with motoring treasures and elusive spare parts for classic car enthusiasts.

01.09.2016

National Motor Museum Blog – September 2016

This month, a life-saving new exhibit joins the National Motor Museum collection, while a Spanish veteran car is revitalised.

31.08.2016

Women in Motorsport & Social History: Maria Teresa de Filippis

Discover the story of Italian aristocrat Maria Teresa de Filippis - the first woman to compete in Formula One.

24.08.2016

First Beaulieu Supercar Weekend gets off to a racing start

Over 450 of the world’s most prestigious supercars roared and thundered into the grounds of the National Motor Museum to join the first ever Beaulieu Supercar Weekend

18.08.2016

Riley travels from New Zealand to join Beaulieu collection

A remarkable 1948 Riley RMB has been shipped across the world from New Zealand to Hampshire by its long-term owner, who has donated it to the National Motor Museum Trust at Beaulieu.