![Touring Cars at Autosport24](https://www.circuitguides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Autosport24-2-1024x768.jpg)
Circuitguides.com visited Autosport24 to see what was going on at the UK’s premier motorsport show. Fortunately it is the only one, so there is not much competition, which is a good thing.
This year Autosport24 was a little thin on exhibitors. Very few race series, no tyre manufacturers and only a few engineering firms attended. However, if you wanted shirts, models cars, books and baseball hats your luck was in.
On a positive note though, I met a lot of old friends, so as long as you are going to meet people Autosport24 is still relevant. Lots of people I know attended.
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Special thanks go to Ray Grimes and Simon Mason from Sim Dynamics for free coaching and tips as well as Sim advice and tea. If you want a proper simulator that is more than for just playing iracing then Simon is worth talking too.
![Alpine F1 car at Autosport24](https://www.circuitguides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Autosport24-5-1024x768.jpg)
The show was quiet in the morning (we went on one of the two trade days) but got much busier in the afternoon. Perhaps the parking fee £18 and Entrance fee £37 put people off.
We did say last year that we would not go this year but went anyway to see if it was worth exhibiting again. I think that perhaps it is worth a visit every couple of years.
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