19 April, 2025

After five years, the immersive "Red Bull World of Racing" exhibition has been updated. There is a new driving simulator, which enables the visitors to experience six different Formula tracks. Additionally a diiverse overview of Red Bull racing activities are on show with a focus on Formula 1 and MotoGP. For example, the 2023 RB19 model is on display – the most successful car in Formula 1 history, with 21 wins in 22 races. Numerous other replicas, such as the 2015 World Championship bike of MotoGP legend Marc Márquez, as well as various exhibits from the Dakar Rally, motocross, and the NASCAR series, demonstrate Red Bull's passion for motorsport. They all tell a magical story – from outstanding winners to technical masterpieces.

The Saratoga Automobile Museum is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated new exhibition, Speed - Style - Legacy: The Corvette Story. This exciting new exhibit takes visitors on an unforgettable journey through the history of one of the world's most legendary sports cars, the Chevrolet Corvette. From 1953, when the first Vette rolled off the assembly line, to its current status as a high-performance icon, this exhibition offers an immersive look at the Corvette's incredible evolution and its unparalleled motorsport legacy. The exhibition is open to the public starting Monday, May 5 and will run through October 2025.

Veteran Arena, the private museum of Lubomír Pešák in the Czech city of Olomouc is set to reopen in May. The new layout will focus on motorcycles, such as Jawa, Praga and Indian but all the other hits, such as the reconstructed Wikov 35 "Kapka" are on display too.

The Riga Motor Museum has been selected to represent Latvia as a leading cultural attraction in National Geographic Traveller (UK)'s prestigious European Cities Collection 2025. The museum feels honoured to be featured alongside Europe's most inspiring cities and museums that ignite curiosity and celebrate culture.

This April, the Louwman Museum will be exhibiting a rare highlight from modern motorsport history: the Maserati MC12 Corsa. A circuit monster par excellence, of which only twelve examples were ever built - and this specific example has also been made street legal.

This 1983 Citroen 2CV6 has recently arrived in the National Automobile Museum of Tasmania. When introduced in 1948, despite the humble appearance, twin-cylinder engine and the lack of a distributor, the 2CV was ahead of its rivals by a long shot. This vehicle is for sale.

The newest arrival at the National Motor Racing Museum of Australia is Nick Percat's 2022 ZB Commodore Supercar, in the special livery worn at the Adelaide 500, marking the end of the Holden brand in Supercars. Percat would score a memorable 2nd place behind team mate Chaz Mostert in the Saturday race, in the evocative Holden Racing Team colours.

A Ferrari Daytona SP3 has just joined the Tiriac Collection. One of only 599 worldwide, this SP3 is on display starting this weekend.

The Harold Beart Morgan is now in the C M Booth Collection for public viewing. The Blackburne-engined special was the first Morgan with a peak speed of over 100 mph (160 km/h).

Aston Martin Heritage Trust currently has these two very special models on display in the museum for a limited time only. These design models were built for the Sultan of Brunei to showcase the stretched 4-door coach work design of the Vantage Special Type II. On loan from R Gauntlett.

A rare icon has landed at the National Corvette Museum. This 1961 Corvette, finished in Honduras Maroon, marks a bold chapter in the evolution of America's Sports Car. The model year introduced signature updates: a mesh grille, body-colored headlight bezels, and a boattail rear that hinted at the Sting Ray to come. One of just four Corvettes to earn both the Duntov and 5-Star Bowtie Awards from NCRS – this car is preservation excellence in its purest form.

This beautiful 1915 Harley Davidson Model F has just arrived and on is now on display in Saint Charles Motorcycle Museum and Art Gallery.

There are plenty of Hungarian collectors, who are happy to show their motorcycles and cars to visitors. Thanks to renowned Hungarian journalist, Zoltán Ocskay a selection of these collections is now available on automuseums.info