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London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
Every November
Veteran cars drive from London to Brighton each November, remembering the Emancipation Run of 1896.

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Our take
- Every November
- Remembering 1896
- Address
- London to the seafront, Brighton
- Website
- veterancarrun.com
About London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, run by the Royal Automobile Club, calls itself the world’s longest-running motoring event. It is held each November and commemorates the Emancipation Run of November 1896; the 2026 run took place on Sunday 1 November.
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with London to Brighton Veteran Car Run before you go.
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