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Saturday 16th March 2024

6.00pm

An Evening With… Bob and Joe Ives, Nick Dimbleby, and the Camel Trophy

Dunsfold hosts a Camel Trophy evening, featuring event photographer Nick Dimbleby and Camel Trophy winners Bob and Joe Ives, on 16 March 2024 starting at 6pm. Tickets will be available to purchase on Friday 1 March at 9am.

Dunsfold Land Rover Museum is proud to announce an evening of Camel Trophy, featuring the UK’s only Camel Trophy winners, Bob and Joe Ives, and event photographer and author of ‘Camel Trophy: the definitive history’, Nick Dimbleby.

Although it is now over two decades since the last Camel Trophy event, the self-styled ‘Legend in Adventure’ is still held in high esteem by Land Rover enthusiasts and adventure-seekers alike. From 1980 to 2000, Camel Trophy took over 500 amateur adventurers from 35 different countries on extraordinary and challenging adventures in some of the world’s most inhospitable places. On most of these events, teams drove in specially prepared Land Rovers, taking them to the limit and beyond in some of the harshest environments known to motorised vehicles.

In locations as varied as Borneo, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea and Tanzania, teams and their vehicles were tested every inch of the way, creating incredible stories that have remained untold for the past two decades. Well over forty years after the first Land Rovers were used on the event, the interest in Camel Trophy remains as strong as ever.

Bob, Joe and Nick competed in, worked on, photographed and drove in multiple Camel Trophies, and as such, they are uniquely positioned to tell the stories behind the event. Between them they have taken part in no less than eleven different Camel Trophies, as well as participating in numerous national and international selections in the UK, Spain, France, Turkey and Tenerife.

With a rich selection of photographs and some interesting memorabilia to illustrate and accompany their talk, this will be an evening to remember. Bob and Joe will also be bringing along their 1989 event winning One Ten.

Tickets will be available to purchase on Saturday 10th February at 9am. Places are limited!

An Evening With Bob and Joe Ives, Nick Dimbleby, and the Camel Trophy

Open: 6.00pm

Price

Adults: £25.00

Under 13’s: Free

(Ticket required)

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Only 40 Tickets available – Pre-Booking only

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