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La Vie en Bleu
Celebrate fine French automobiles at Prescott Speed Hill Climb’s La Vie En Bleu 2010, complete with Bugatti Veyrons, Daleks and can-can dancers this May.
Gloucestershire motorheads and culture vultures alike will be in for another treat this year, when the prestigious Prescott Speed Hill Climb near Cheltenham plays host to the fourth annual La Vie En Bleu weekend event.
Taking place on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 May 2010, the home of the Bugatti Owner’s Club will be transformed in celebration of fine French automobiles – when both vintage and classic cars will be on show at the prestigious venue.
There will be racing on both days, with Saturday being for Invited Clubs and Sunday celebrating all things Francais, and practice runs will once again take place in the morning.
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The highlight of the weekend will be appearances by the Bugatti Veyron – the fastest, most lavish and expensive road car the world has ever seen – boasting a phenomenal 978bp with 10 radiators used to cool the uncovered engine, and an unbelievable top speed of 252mph.
There will also Daleks on the hill for Doctor Who fans, gendarmes policing the crowds, and can-can dancers high-kicking, with the skies coming alive thanks to an aerial display by The Breitling Wingwalkers – combining for a real summer highlight.
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