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Final Bicester Scramble sells out in under 24 hours

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The autumn Scramble scheduled for 2026 has reached capacity within 24 hours.

Admission passes for the Bicester Motion automotive showcase, set for October 4, were completely purchased in just 22 hours, marking the quickest sell-out performance in the event’s 12-year timeline aside from one previous occasion.

During a members-only advance booking period, Pegasus participants secured an unprecedented volume of tickets.

This year’s fall gathering will commemorate five decades since the Royal Air Force base in Bicester ceased operations in 1976, with commemorative exhibits and tributes scheduled throughout the occasion.

Event coordinators indicated that additional information regarding entertainment and programming will be shared in due course.

The spring Scramble took place on April 26 and aligned with the centennial celebration of RAF Bicester, showcasing 14 automobiles from 1926 positioned around a Bristol Scout aircraft inside Hangar 113.

The lineup featured both vintage and contemporary machinery, including a BAR Honda 006 Formula 1 vehicle, multiple Aston Martin models, and a V4 Ford Transit.

The event also honored Maserati’s 100-year anniversary with dedicated exhibitions displaying rare and historical pieces from the Italian luxury carmaker.

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