Motor Racing Legends has confirmed which of its series will appear at the Donington Historic Festival (30 April-2 May) and London Historic Trophy at Brands Hatch (18-20 June) next season. With a range of series within its portfolio, spanning the 1920s through to the 2010s, these events promise to offer plenty.

The Donington Historic Festival will once again transport fans through the eras in early May with a programme which ranges from the antiquity of Pre-War Sports Cars through to the GT3 Legends of the more recent past.

Other special highlights will include two sports car categories associated with the Royal Automobile Club, the Woodcote Trophy and Pall Mall Cup. The Stirling Moss Trophy for sports cars predating 1961 will add more classically modelled endurance icons to the programme.

The Donington Park fixture will also include an outing for the Historic Touring Car Challenge, which harks back to the fondly remembered Group A period of competition and machines like the Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth and the BMW E30 M3. The Generations Trophy for family members sharing an MGB will make an appearance too.

The Brands Hatch based London Trophy, meanwhile, gets an enhanced race line-up for 2027, including a first appearance at the venue for the GP Icons presented by Goodyear. This series is open to 3.0-litre F1 cars, raced between 1966 and 1985 and returns classic colours and sounds to the venue.

The Kent circuit will also welcome the GT3 Legends grid for the first time, another new feature added since the fixture’s debut this year. As with the event at the East Midlands circuit, the Donington meeting will also feature the RAC Woodcote Trophy and Stirling Moss Trophy, but there will be additional action for classic long-distance racers courtesy of the 2-Litre Sportscars and Pre-’66 GT Sprint.

The Generations Trophy and Historic Touring Car Challenge will also feature at Brands Hatch.