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Vintage motor racing can be a lot of fun. Although the speeds are slower than modern racing, there is often more passing and excitement on the track. On top of that, there’s the pleasure of getting to see and examine these valuable and attractive cars.

There are several places where this wonderful sport can be observed. For example, there is Monterey Classic Car Week, in Monterey, California, which is anchored by the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion. Road America in Wisconsin offers the Kohler International Challenge, which often attracts anything up to 500 cars, either actively racing or simply on display.

Fans can also check out the CPL Systems Historic Cup National Roadrace Series, which has its finale at one of the most famous tracks in the world: the Daytona International Raceway in October, proving that vintage racing is not limited to small clubs and tracks. Of course, there are many such small clubs and tracks in the United States, and almost certain to be one near you.

If on vacation in Europe, the Goodwood Revival Festival at Goodwood in England is one of the biggest celebrations of vintage and historic race cars in the world and often attracts both fans and competitors from all over the world.Want to know more? Go ahead: 2011 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion