Top Tech Live tickets now on sale

Technical event confirmed for May 17th.

TT Live confirmed

Published:  20 November, 2012

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You can expect to get a lot out of taking an 'away day' from the workshop. For starters, you can take in seminars from the best trainers in the industry - James Dillon of Technical Topics and Frank Massey of ADS are both confirmed as presenters, and will be joined on stage by the likes of Brian Chaffe of Autologic and other fantastic tech trainers from Blue Print, Delphi, Gates, KYB, Snap-on and Valeo.

Best of all, the tickets are subsidised by Aftermarket magazine as well as Top Technician's sponsors, meaning a ticket for the whole day's event - including lunch, refreshments and parking - can be bought  for just £82 plus VAT.  Even better, anyone who has entered Top Technician contest gets a further discount - meaning they can purchase tickets for just £62 plus VAT!

The venue is built on the site of the historic Brooklands racetrack and features amazing displays of Mercedes Benz cars, from the 1885 Benz trike right up to the latest SLK.

Learn more and buy tickets here

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