The organisers of the Autosport International Show, scheduled for January 13-16 2022, at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre has announced that the show has been ‘postponed’ with no new dates announced as of yet. The postponement is due to new variants of coronavirus.
A statement from the management team said that alternative dates are under consideration and options for ticket holders ‘will be communicated shortly’.
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