All British Field Meet 2026 in Portland
September 4–6, 2026 at Portland International Raceway: 49th All British Field Meet spectator tickets, MG and Lotus feature notes, SOVREN racing backdrop, and weekend planning tips.
- Sep 4–6, 2026
- Portland International Raceway
Portland, OR - paid
This event has moved to the archive. Details below are kept for reference — confirm any future edition on the organizer’s site.
The short version
Portland’s 49th All British Field Meet filled Portland International Raceway September 4–6, 2026: a three-day British-car weekend with MG celebrated and Lotus featured. Spectator general admission was $15 per day Saturday and Sunday at the gate, with children under 18 free when accompanied by an adult. Friday covered adventure-tour arrival, packet pickup, and Noggin & Natter hospitality; Saturday carried the main field, slalom, and awards; Sunday added swap-meet energy, SOVREN Columbia River Classic vintage racing, and a British parade lap. Organizers billed more than 800 registered British vehicles on the PIR infield. Different product from IndyCar or Rose Cup at the same track: marque culture and people’s-choice balloting, not a national open-wheel weekend.
Background
Organizers describe ABFM as the longest-running and largest three-day all-British car event in the Americas, staged at PIR with club partners including the Jaguar Owners Club of Oregon. It is the September British date on Oregon’s PIR calendar after July’s Rose Cup and August’s IndyCar stop.
Verified details
- Weekend: September 4–6, 2026 (concluded).
- Venue: Portland International Raceway, 1940 N Victory Blvd, Portland, OR 97217.
- Spectator GA (venue page): $15/day Saturday–Sunday; under 18 free with adult.
- 2026 features: MG celebration; Lotus special recognition; SOVREN Columbia River Classic vintage races; Sunday parade lap.
- Entrant registration is a separate SKU from spectator admission.
Planning tips
- Spectators: budget Saturday or Sunday at $15/day. Kids under 18 free with an adult per the venue page.
- I-5 exit 306B to West Delta Park / PIR. Arrive early Saturday; field placement and spectator traffic stack together.
- Personal food and drink are allowed for attendees, but do not bring your own alcohol. Only licensed concession alcohol is permitted on site.
- Organizer FAQ lists kilts as free entry. Bring ID for age checks either way.
- Do not confuse ABFM with Oregon International Auto Show (Convention Center winter floor) or Wekfest Seattle (indoor modified-car hall).
- Reconfirm the next early-September weekend on abfm-pdx.com. The PIR Labor Day–adjacent slot is the usual pattern, not a lock.
Common questions
- When was All British Field Meet 2026?
- September 4–6, 2026 at Portland International Raceway. Watch abfm-pdx.com for the next edition’s dates and spectator details.
- Do I need to register a British car to attend?
- No. Spectator general admission is separate from vehicle registration. Show up Saturday or Sunday with the gate fee unless you are an entrant.
- Is this the same as Rose Cup or IndyCar?
- Same track, different weekends and products. Rose Cup is July club racing; IndyCar Portland is the August national series race; ABFM is the September British field meet with vintage racing as a backdrop.
- Can Seattle households day-trip?
- Yes on a calm I-5 day, but Saturday fields reward an early start or a Portland overnight. Pair with our Seattle–Portland corridor notes if you are stacking the drive.
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