Dunfermline Press

Crowds wowed by Knockhill’s fireworks spectacula­r

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LIGHT filled the sky and wowed the crowds on Saturday evening as Knockhill Racing Circuit brought the curtain down on 2023 in spectacula­r style.

After a year of action-packed events, the last of them drew thousands more to its iconic venue to enjoy its annual live action and fireworks spectacula­r.

Sold-out for a third year in a row - including three lucky winners, thanks to a ticket competitio­n run by the Press in conjunctio­n with Knockhill - the event provided a day of entertainm­ent on and off the track.

Car displays, demonstrat­ions and even tours of the track on a bus were on offer for those attending, in addition to special promotions, a kids’ funfair and a variety of food outlets and merchandis­e stalls.

A bonfire and fireworks display, which was co-ordinated by the

Edinburgh 21CC Fireworks Company, was the star of the show, however, and provided a stunning conclusion to a busy year at Scotland’s national motorsport centre.

Stuart Gray, director of events at Knockhill, said: “It was excellent and a great weekend.

“We’ve had great feedback; probably about 3,000 comments and likes across our social media, which is exceptiona­l.

“It was a great way to end the year.” With events at the circuit concluded for 2023, plans are already at an advanced stage for next year, which will the venue’s 50th anniversar­y.

Dates already confirmed include the Bennetts British Superbike Championsh­ip, which will run from June 14-16, and the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championsh­ip, which is scheduled to take place over the weekend of August 10-11.

 ?? Image: Knockhill Racing Circuit. ?? QUITE THE DISPLAY: Knockhill Racing Circuit brought the curtain down on 2023 with a fireworks show on Saturday evening.
Image: Knockhill Racing Circuit. QUITE THE DISPLAY: Knockhill Racing Circuit brought the curtain down on 2023 with a fireworks show on Saturday evening.

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