It's just over a month to the XII edition of Caramulo Motorfestival, the biggest motorized festival in Portugal. The event is dedicated to classic cars and motorcycles and has as one of its highlights the realization of the historic Rampa do Caramulo.
The festival's program is varied, where in addition to the Ramp, the Luso-Caramulo Historic Rally will be held and various tours and meetings that will bring together machines and clubs as different as the M Clube de Portugal, Ducati, Porsche, Honda S2000 or Citroën CX. Demonstrations with Monster Trucks and Drift will also be present.
Of course, the exhibitions taking place at the Museu do Caramulo could not be missed, including the exhibition “Ferrari: 70 years of motorized passion”.
During the festival, the Automobilia Fair will also take place, where visitors can buy, exchange or sell all types of parts related to the automobile. From car parts to miniatures, from books and magazines to trophies.
The Caramulo Motorfestival will also feature guest drivers, such as Nicha Cabral, the first Portuguese F1 driver, Elisabete Jacinto or Pedro Salvador – absolute record holder at Rampa do Caramulo. On both wheels, we will be able to count on Tiago Magalhães and Ivo Lopes, among others. André Villas-Boas, former coach of Zenit Saint Petersburg and FC Porto, will also be on the Caramulo Rampa at the controls of his BAC Mono, a fantastic British single-seater sports car, approved for use on public roads.
The Caramulo Motorfestival will take place on the 8th, 9th and 10th of September. For more information, visit the website dedicated to the festival, here.