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What to look out for at Autosport International this year
The 2023 Autosport International show focused on restarting after the COVID-19 pandemic, but now they are looking ahead and planning to improve the show over the next three years. The 2024 edition will have a new concept and floor plan to streamline the halls and improve visitor flow. One of the biggest changes for 2024 is that many cars will join the stars on the main stage, which has been redesigned. Some attractions will include the latest sports-prototype racers from Le Mans legends Ferrari and Porsche. The show will take place from January 11-14, with Thursday and Friday being a trade show for the industry, and Saturday and Sunday open to the fans. Notable guests and cars on the main stage will include James Calado with his Ferrari 499P, the Porsche 963 of Hertz Team Jota, and the MissionH24 hydrogen-powered racing prototype. Other machines to see will include M-Sport’s Ford Puma Rally1 contender and the EuroNASCAR V8. Top personalities from Formula 1, Le Mans, touring car racing, and grassroots motorsport will also take the stage.
