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This is the part where we all wished we were in London...

This is the part where we all wished we were in London...

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Supercar spotters will be out in force in London on the first Sunday in September. Their prey? A host of rare breeds, which will be taking to the streets as part of the Chelsea AutoLegends motoring extravaganza.

 

The PistonHeads Supercar Run in association with The Sunday Times will set off from the Royal Automobile Club in Pall Mall at around 10am on Sunday 4 September.

 

The cars will be aiming for the Sunday Times Supercar Paddock situated right at the heart of Chelsea AutoLegends on the South Grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea


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This is good for everyone. The chelsea pensioners get some funds, visitor get to see supercars, and the organinser get to host the event in a posh area with high visibilty.

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