Newark Winter Classic Bike Show Cancelled
Due to the worsening situation and rising infection rate of Covid-19, Mortons Media Group has reluctantly taken the decision to cancel the Carole Nash Winter Classic show, planned for 09 – 10 January at Newark showground.
This season-opening event has always been a firm favourite with motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the UK but with the increase of cases worldwide, Mortons feels this is the safest thing to do for the well-being of visitors and traders.
Not only is the show a highlight in the event calendar, it is also a strong social event for visitors at the show, with people naming a ‘day out with their friends’, as one of the top three reasons for going. Given the current restrictions with the ‘rule of six’, the increasing infection rates and localised lockdowns nationwide, Mortons believes this is the most responsible course of action to take.
The next Carole Nash Winter Classic will now take place on 08 – 09 January 2022.
Meanwhile Mortons will continue to hold regular outdoor Autojumbles at Newark showground and Kempton Park as currently scheduled and are planning our 2021 series of shows already. Please keep checking the website www.classicbikeshows.com for regular updates.
A kick-start to the new classic motorcycling year, the Carole Nash Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic takes place at Newark Showground. It offers a welcome respite from the hectic holiday season and a chance to get lost exploring the hundreds of stunning classic machines on display.
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I think you’ve got the balance right, I like well restored bikes to examine, tool stalls to pick over and Autojumble to rummage through, sometimes more is too much. It’s a good day out.
A greater variety of machines on show, both pre and post war.