German Vs Jap 2017

[Erni902]

What are your plans for August Bank Holiday?? Well if your answer is 'nothing yet' then take a look at this:

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August Bank Holiday plays host to the German Vs Jap Car Show and will be taking place in Ramsey, Cambridgeshire on 26th-27th August 2017 with camping available from Fri 25th.

The German vs Jap Car Show is now coming up to its 3rd Year and we have an exciting new venue which brings lots of new fun things to do..

We aim to take shows back to how they used to be.. All about the Cars and People with a chilled back relaxed atmosphere, where you can get involved in a much or as little as you want.

German and Japanese Rides go head to head and only one will come out on top and take home the massive VS Winner Trophy.

So what can we see at the Show??

Obviously lots of Stunning German and Japanese Rides for a start.. But the fun doesn't stop there we have
*Show n Shine – Separate Sides
*Park n Pose
*Low Car Limbo
*Ball Ache Challenge
*Loud n Proud Sound Competitions
*Exhaust Sound Competitions
*Club Games
*Traders
*Club Areas
**NEW** Flame out competition
**NEW** Weekend Camping available from Friday
**NEW** Evening Entertainment (inside)– Friday & Saturday
**NEW** Licensed Bar
**NEW** Hard Standing
**NEW** Flat Showfield

Camping will be available from Friday Midday until Monday Midday, We have entertainment on Friday, Saturday and Sunday Evening (free to campers)
We have added Quiet and Family Camping Areas this year along with standard Zones
Showers and Toilets available onsite.

Competitions will be run on both Saturday and Sunday with the Show n Shine held on Sunday ONLY.

See the below official Japfest 2016 video for a visualisation on the above:



Schedule of events will be available soon, once they are released I will post up more.

If your interested comment below and I will sort out the process for booking club tickets if we have enough interested members.

Confirmed Attendance List

[Colin Wiltshire]

Me and my brother are thinking of coming to this, he is on the German side.