Have you ever heard a supercar bounce of its rev limiter? The question was asked as we were driving to our first event of the season – Supercar Fest The Runway – one of the most exciting celebrations of speed, engineering, luxury and automotive culture in the UK.

Even if you see one of those hypercars on the streets – you won’t feel its exhaust; explosions of sound,
the feeling of its power as the vibrations cut through the air before it launches down the tarmac at full speed. Being able to stand amongst these cars and experience them up close, as it happens, is one of the best moments to experience.

Each car sounds different – Porsche is outright loud – SVJ sound like no other. Each vehicle unique in its sound, shape and build.

One place full of cars that are worth millions of pounds, and are being used for what they were build for. In just one line up seven Bugattis collectively worth around 30million.

Being a part of this event full of adrenaline, sound and excited men, women and children pointing their fingers at their favourite cars, wishing to add to their garage collection one day.

We loved how inclusive this event was for everyone, it wasn’t just for people who can afford these supercars and Hypercars. It was made for enthusiasts to get together in one place to experience what they love. To keep their dreams alive, to feel and touch and be amongst it all.

These events are built around obsession, ambition, and lifestyle. As the day went on we’ve seen more cars, more races, more speed and more power. Videos never truly capture the feeling; the pressure wave from the exhaust, the smell of fuel in the air, or the split second where thousands of horsepower releases at once.

And wherever you looked the automotive community came together. Creators. Collectors. Photographers. Builders. Fans. Celebrities like Mat Armstrong, Tom Hartley and Ben Collins you could see in their element.
Connecting with and hearing an inspiring stories from people like Harry, the owner of Garage Style who has been in business for 9 years and transformed spaces connected to names like Justin Bieber, Jake Paul, and Mat Armstrong, creating dream automotive environments for collectors and enthusiasts around the world.

Moments like this make you realise anything is possible, it simply takes commitment; hard work; and the willingness to do whatever it takes and still be so down to earth and humble.

No matter where you’re from… what you drive… or whether you even own a supercar at all… For one day, everybody shares the exact same excitement.

And for us at Novatech Culture this is exactly what automotive culture is all about.

Passion.
Innovation.
Lifestyle.

And moments you never forget.

Here’s to more events like this one in 2026!

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