The Jersey International Motoring Festival 30th May – 2nd June 2024

The J.I.M.F is back for 2024!

We’re looking forward to bringing high octane action to the streets of St. Helier once again, with returning favorites from the local motoring community as well as some famous vehicles from the history of international Motorsports.

Over the coming weeks we will be sharing more details about our plans. In the meantime, take a look at what last year had to offer!

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What's On In 2023?

The 2023 Festival has a huge itinerary including sprints, hillclimbs, static displays, music and food Each year we aim to bring something new to the festival and this year is no exception

What's On

About JIMF

WELCOME to the RUBIS Jersey International Motoring Festival The Rubis Jersey International Motoring Festival is the largest annual motoring event in the Channel Islands, comprising competitive sprint and hillclimbs for classic & vintage cars and motorcycles.

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Thursday Action

Rolling Road Show 2023 JIMF Festival started with a Rolling Road Show on Victoria Avenue.

CVMRC Sprint

CVMRC Sprint 2023
The sprint features a great variety of classic cars and bikes as well as some modern machinery! All vehicles are split into various classes, depending on their year of manufacture and cubic capacity.

CVMRC Sprint

Hillclimbs

Westmount Hillclimb on Saturday.
The Westmount hill climb is conveniently situated alongside the showground at the Peoples Park.

Food & Drinks

Throughout the weekend there will be lots to keep you entertained. We will have our Food Village with an even wider range of local and international food and drinks.

Music

live acts on 2 stages over 2 days Live music has been a centre-piece of JIMF for several years and for the 2023 festival we have larger stages and even more music!

Static Displays

CVMRC Sprint 2023 The sprint features a great variety of classic cars and bikes. Eligibility is based on manufactured date – for cars, they must be manufactured before 1993 and for motorcycles, before 1984. All vehicles are split into various classes, depending on their year of manufacture and cubic capacity.