Monster Truck Motorfest Arrives in Surrey
Lingfield Racecourse to host three-day event with stunt shows and family entertainment.
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From the archive. This story was written up on 29 July 2026 from reporting first published on 28 April 2026, which is the date shown above. We took up the back catalogue of the local titles we read when this site launched, so the events are older than the page.
Monster Truck Motorfest is scheduled to be held at Lingfield Racecourse over the Bank Holiday weekend, from Saturday 2 May to Monday 4 May. The three-day festival will feature monster truck displays, stunt shows, live entertainment, and a variety of attractions suitable for all ages.
Event Details and Attractions
The event promises an action-packed experience with roaring monster truck displays in the main arena. Adrenaline-fuelled stunt shows from professional performers will also be featured. Beyond the motorsport action, visitors can expect a full festival atmosphere with family entertainment, food vendors, and fairground attractions operating throughout the weekend. Peter Richardson, Managing Director of RA Monster Events, stated that the event offers "an incredible Bank Holiday weekend of action and family fun" and aims to provide visitors with a memorable experience.
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RA Monster Events and Nationwide Tour
RA Monster Events is known for organising large-scale live entertainment that combines motorsport thrills with family-friendly festival environments. The upcoming event at Lingfield Racecourse is part of the company's expanding 2026 nationwide Motorfest tour, which is planned to visit over 40 locations across the country. Children under the age of two will be admitted free of charge, while tickets are required for all other attendees.
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Questions this report answers
+When and where is the Monster Truck Motorfest taking place?
The Monster Truck Motorfest will be held at Lingfield Racecourse over the Bank Holiday weekend from Saturday 2 May to Monday 4 May. This three-day event promises monster truck displays, stunt shows, and family entertainment for visitors of all ages.
+What kind of attractions can visitors expect at the event?
Visitors can enjoy roaring monster truck displays in the main arena along with adrenaline-fuelled stunt shows from professional performers. The event also features a full festival atmosphere with food vendors, fairground attractions, and live entertainment suitable for all ages.
+Who is organising the Monster Truck Motorfest and where else will it tour?
RA Monster Events is organising the Motorfest, which is part of their expanding 2026 nationwide tour visiting over 40 locations across the country. The event at Lingfield Racecourse is one of many planned stops on this tour.
+Do children need tickets for the Monster Truck Motorfest?
Children under the age of two will be admitted free of charge, while tickets are required for all other attendees. This policy applies to the entire three-day event at Lingfield Racecourse.
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