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What to look out for at Autosport International this year
The 2023 show focused on restarting after the COVID-19 hiatus, but now it’s about moving forward. Plans are in place to improve the show over the next three years, starting with the 2024 edition which will have a new concept and floor plan to enhance visitor flow. A major change for 2024 is that cars will join the stars on the redesigned main stage, with Ferrari and Porsche’s latest sports-prototype racers sure to be a main attraction. Along with new additions, favorite features like the Live Action Arena will also be present. Autosport International will take place from 11-14 January, with Thursday and Friday dedicated to trade shows and Saturday and Sunday open to fans. The show will have a new look this year and several highlights, including cars being on stage for the first time, top guests like Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner, and a demonstration of hydrogen-powered racing by MissionH24 at Le Mans.
