Barber Vintage Festival is one of the most highly anticipated motorcycle events in the world. The three-day festival features an interactive Fan Zone, Swap Meet, Demo Rides, vintage motorcycle racing, and more! You can read more about these attractions below. This year, 2023, is an important one for BMW Motorrad. It marks the time when they celebrate their centennial birthday, marking 100 years of BMW history! For the first time ever – we are partnering with BMW Motorrad to bring BMW Motorrad Days Americas to Barber Motorsports Park, welcoming fans from across the Americas. 

Demo Rides

Come to the Proving Ground (Lot D) to take a ride on one of the demo bikes from manufacturers including BMW Motorrad, Royal Enfield, KTM, Indian, Yamaha, CFMOTO, Triumph, and Ryvid. If you are riding the complimentary tram, make sure to get off at Tram Stop 3 and go to the entrance of Lot D to get to the Demo Rides. Registration for Demo Rides will begin at 8am each day, Friday-Sunday.

                                                                     

Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club

Celebrating vintage motorcycles of all types, the VJMC gathering takes place in the Proving Ground (Lot D) this year! If you are riding the complimentary tram, make sure to get off at Tram Stop 3 so you can enjoy motorcycle shows, items for sale, contests, awards, seminars, and much more! VJMC 2023 Barber Vintage Festival Schedule

Concours de Competition presented by Henderson Auctions

As a unique part of this year’s Barber Vintage Festival we are holding the Concours de Competition presented by Henderson Auctions where prominent vintage bikes will compete both on and off track for a chance to win this annual event.

Racing motorcycles were never meant to sit still. They were designed to be seen and heard in motion. It is our attempt to mount an exhibition where these race bikes can be seen and heard, and the owners can explain their history and secrets.

There is both a show class and a go class. Each bike will be required to have an exhibit to go with the bike. Each bike in the “go” class will need to be able to successfully complete one lap on the track at a moderate speed.