Veteran Car Run
On the first Sunday in November, the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run passes through Pease Pottage. The village was mentioned in the Kenneth More film, Genevieve, which was set during the veteran car run.
Route
The route follows the A23 up Pease Pottage hill, then crosses the motorway bridge into the village, and continues along Brighton Road past the motorway service station and Bridges’ breakers yard towards Handcross. See our Location page for an interactive map.
Viewpoints and Parking
The majority of the cars can be seen between 9.30 a.m. and mid-day.
Parking is not allowed on the road for the duration of the Veteran Car Run.
The grass verges along some parts of Brighton Road are usable in dry weather, but you’ll need to get there early to grab a spot. Those who don’t live within walking distance could also try:
- The motorway service station car park, which allows free parking for up to 2 hours;
- Along Parish Lane;
- Along Old Brighton Road South, near Finches Field, which is accessible by a footbridge.
Read more information about car parking in Pease Pottage.
You can also see the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run in Crawley.
Contact Details
- website
- www.lbvcr.com
- no email
- phone
- phone number not available
- address
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