The Aston Martin Vulcan was among the standout stars of this year's Coventry Motofest, with around 125,000 spectators attending the weekend as the city's ring road was closed and turned into a sprint circuit.
The Vulcan was joined by a host of exciting cars and bikes, old and new: see our full gallery below.
Aston Martin’s Vulcan smokes its tyres on the streets of Coventry
“Waaaaaait for it…” The Aston Martin Vulcan prepares for action
A departure for the Aston Martin Vulcan that, under normal circumstances, would result in flashing blue lights and a severe talking to
It wasn't all about cars: bikes were part of the show, too
Fashion is a subjective thing
A Formula 3 car lines up against a Peugeot 107
Parts of Coventry’s road network were closed by the event in the pursuit of some spectacular entertainment
James Tooley drifts his Garage 21 Nissan Silvia S15
Crowds lined the Coventry streets to catch a glimpse of passing exotica
Got camber?
Even the big boys came out to play. This is Dave Jenkin’s MAN racing truck
Ministox racers in action
For one day only, the road signs did not apply
Spot the Mustang!
Coventry Transport Museum was the venue for a display of classic machinery of all shapes and sizes
A snarling rat rod, possibly scaring small children
Caravanning in style with an Austin Princess
Rapid motorcycling through the ages
Classic race cars took to the streets, too
Chequered flag!
An Aston Martin in Gulf livery is always popular
The Team Thomas Racing truck of Steve Thomas burns some rubber
All eyes (and ears) on the Aston Martin Vulcan
Carl Stevens aboard his Tsingtao Racing MV Agusta
A TVR Sagaris at full pelt
A wheelie over the line for this Ducati 959
Serious chicane work for the Aston Martin Vulcan
James Tooley gets sideways in his Nissan Silvia S15
Photography by: Anthony Jenkins, Darren Skidmore, David Evans, David Gardener, Haydn Bailey, Infinite Pixels, Jamie Grey, Loz Moore, Olliee OHMEDIA, Rob Hitchman, Rob Young
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Naffness
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Aston Martin Vulcans do not look 'naff'
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