Coventry Motofest 2016 - in pictures

One of the stars of the Motofest was the Aston Martin Vulcan.

The Vulcan is an "800+bhp" track car with a 7.0-litre V12.

The Vulcan drew the largest crowds at the event.

The Vulcan was "born out extensive motorsport experience", according to Aston Martin.

Aerodynamics naturally play a huge part, so the V12 engine is cooled through this low-but-enormous front grille...

...and the car is held down by this massive rear spoiler.

The interior is particularly interesting, simply because it's so futuristic looking!

Not many people will see the rear of this when it's on the move!

One of the coolest exterior details are the pin-sharp rear lighting, as LEDs are built into these little stalks.

Along with the Vulcan, Aston Martin took it upon themselves to bring some greats from its history...

...including this DBR2 in classic British Racing Green.

Citroen showed off its e-Mehari concept car - an electric buggy that harks back to the original.

This example has two surfboards sticking out of it; a nod to the kind of person that would be driving one.

The interior is simple, which is probably to keep it waterproof!

Although it was mostly cars at the event, there were some BTRC trucks there, too.

Among all of the motorsport offerings, there were a couple of cars from the world of rallycross.

This MINI race car, with its metallic Union Jack livery, gained a lot of attention on the sprint circuit!

These supermini racers were lined up along the slip road onto the sprint circuit.

Along with all of the cars at the event, there was a small area devoted to motorbikes. The Bull Yard in Coventry was all about stuff on two wheels.

At Broadgate, right in the centre of Coventry, these two classic Mustangs stood proud...

... as did this gorgeous Porsche 356 coupe.

This Austin Allegro is arguably one of the cleanest on UK roads, and was parked next to a classic caravan.

The Coventry Transport Museum was also host to a large amount of performance cars from every era.

You could find everything in this space from classic Minis to a gleaming Audi RS7 and an Austin Seven.

This DeLorean has been slightly modified to include a Flux Capacitor and hover board, just like Back to the Future!

Also on show were these Triumph roadsters...

...and a gaggle of old Land Rovers were parked on top of a hill on Greyfriars Green.

The sprint circuit was a chance for everything at the show to take parade laps, and deliver something more than just a static motor show.

Everything turned up on the sprint circuit, from a Jaguar-powered Palmer racecar...

...to a V8 Defender...

...to a modified Mazda MX-5!