On 23 April, Prodrive will host a charity open day at its headquarters in Banbury, Oxfordshire.

Visitors will have an opportunity to see inside the world of Prodrive and enjoy a family day of fun. Charged at £10 per adult and free for children under 16, all profits will go to the chosen charities, the Bone Cancer Research Trust, Helen and Douglas House, Oxfordshire Community Foundation and Supporting Ukrainian relief charities.

Tickets are available here – https://www.wegottickets.com/sct/HTeS36xA6S.

Experts will be on hand to answer questions, and there will be food and drink stalls and activities for children.

Visitors will get a chance to view some its iconic Heritage Collection with cars on display including those driven by legendary names such as Colin McRae and Richard Burns. But unusually the company will also be letting people see just how those and its modern day cars are built by giving access to the facilities and workshops that put them together.

In addition the public will be able to wander through to the engineering division of the group to see how it has played its part in projects as varied as the McLaren P1, America’s Cup Yacht’s as well as designing and building the world’s lightest folding bike, Hummingbird.