Priceless Mercs, F1 champions and bacon baps. This Sunday Service had it all.
Weybridge was the next stop on our jam-packed 2023 calendar for Sunday Service at Mercedes-Benz World. Capacity was maxed-out with 400 PHers descending on a stretch of the old Brooklands circuit for a morning of motoring madness.
Serving as the car equivalent of Disney Land, there really is something for everyone. Those looking for a thrill ride could ride shotgun with a pro driver on a hot lap in a C63 , while those looking for something a bit more family-friendly could wander around the museum with all manner of cars from Stuttgart’s past and present – including some of the company’s championship-winning F1 machines.
The big draw, as always, was the fantastic mix of PH cars. We had everything from an old Porsche 911 RSR to a pristine N-reg Audi A4 1.8T, though I’m sure most of you will have clocked not one, not two but three
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