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A veritable showcase for exceptional two-wheelers, the Motorcycle Zone at Rétromobile aims to shine the spotlight not only on collectors' two-wheelers, but also on the riders who have raced them. The new area will host a unique exhibit dedicated to one of the most famous French families in motor sport: the Monneret family.

A veritable showcase for exceptional two-wheelers, the Motorcycle Zone at Rétromobile aims to shine the spotlight not only on collectors' two-wheelers, but also on the riders who have raced them. The new area will host a unique exhibit dedicated to one of the most famous French families in motor sport: the Monneret family.

A legendary venue in the south of the Paris region, the UTAC Linas-Montlhéry racing circuit is today acknowledged as one of the most famous places in French motor racing history. Hardly surprising, either: over the years, the track and its ring have seen generations of people living out their automotive passion, and dozens of records broken. For the hundredth anniversary of the Autodrome, the 2024 edition of Rétromobile will play host to a special exhibition looking back on the history of this magical venue.

While cars of all ages have always had pride of place, the 2024 edition of Rétromobile will for the first time host a 2,000m² zone entirely dedicated to two-wheeled collectors' vehicles.

The iconic British car brand MG will be celebrating its 100th anniversary at Rétromobile 2024. For the occasion, many of the brand's iconic models, such as Phil Hill's iconic record-breaking MG EX181, as well as a number of previously unseen archives, will be on show.

Collected by many enthusiasts, the Rétromobile poster is more than just a communication tool. It officially marks the start of the countdown to next year's event, and foreshadows the theme of the central exhibition. For this 48th edition, which will be held from 31 January to 4 February 2024 at the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles, the official poster is turning from yellow to green and celebrating a monument to British motoring history...

Since its creation in 1976, Rétromobile has always sought to be the finest showcase for this major invention of the 20th century: the motor car. In keeping with this mission, and in partnership with the Institut National des Métiers d’Art (INMA) and with the support of the Fédération Française des Véhicules d’Epoque (FFVE), Rétromobile will give over a space at its 48th edition to a zone entirely dedicated to living heritage companies (entreprises du patrimoine vivant in French, or EPV). The aim of the feature is to showcase French savoir-faire and steer the spotlight onto many initiatives aiming to preserve motorised vehicle heritage.

Through eight carefully chosen legends, Richard Mille will take us on a journey through the highlights of the sporting history of the Maranello company, of which he is a privileged partner. A hint? Formula 1, Endurance, Grand Touring... there will be something for every taste!

The Stellantis Group's Heritage Department will be present through its Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Lancia brands, which this year will be showcasing their heritage preservation, enhancement and promotion activities through their FCA Heritage Department. On the menu: a 1989 Alfa Romeo SZ, a 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super Sprint, a 1964 Abarth 850 TC and a 1982 Lancia 037.

The Musée des Blindés in Saumur is one of the world's largest collections of armoured vehicles from the First World War to the present day. Not only does this institution represent a very important technical heritage, but it also perfectly fulfils its mission of remembering France in combat, which is part of our history.

As its name and Indian-head logo suggest, the Dollar motorbike brand is French. It is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its birth at Rétromobile.