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Did you go to Ipswich's Festival of Wheels? Spot yourself in our gallery
The Red Dragon Monster Truck in action at the Festival of Wheels, Ipswich - Credit: Denise Bradley
Monster trucks, stunts and amazing cars were all on show in Ipswich this weekend.
Trinity Park was home to the Festival of Wheels from Saturday, July 31 to Sunday, August 1.
It was the first time the show returned post-Covid and it promised to be bigger than ever.
The Red Dragon Monster Truck in action at the Festival of Wheels - Credit: Denise Bradley
There were not just monster truck rides and thousands of vehicles to see, but also a big top circus.
Passengers enjoying a ride on the Red Dragon Monster Truck - Credit: Denise Bradley
Organisers also had a wall of death experience, multiple live-action arenas, a live wrestling arena, BMX stunt shows, a shopping village, live music and children's entertainment.
Stunt motorcyclists Two Brothers Racing in action at the Festival of Wheels - Credit: Denise Bradley
Campers could also stay over to maximise their enjoyment of the petrolhead event.
Spectators enthralled by the Two Brothers Racing stunt motorcyclists at the Festival of Wheels, Ipswich - Credit: Denise Bradley
Revellers enjoyed the weekend festivities and Motor Show Events hopes to bring it back again next year.
John Derrick Thomas with his Mustang GT 4.6 V8 at the Festival of Wheels - Credit: Denise Bradley
For more information, visit https://www.motorshowevents.com/festival-wheels/
Kevin Allen, from Thetford, with his 1929 customised Model A - Credit: Denise Bradley
Acrobatics from the BoldDog FMX team at the Festival of Wheels, Ipswich - Credit: Denise Bradley
