In this special episode of RM Sotheby’s Car Show, host Peter Haynes dives into the legendary Royal Automobile Club London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.

Joined by Jeremy Vaughan, the Club’s Head of Motoring, they explore the enduring magic of an event that celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2025. From braving the cold and rain to managing the inevitable mechanical hiccup, they unpack why these challenges are all part of the charm—and why enthusiasts travel from around the world to take part year after year.

The RM Sotheby’s Car Show Podcast is a production of RM Sotheby’s Europe.

It is produced, mixed and edited by Jonny Bunyan at Pardon Our French Productions.

The Executive Producer for RM Sotheby’s is Peter Haynes.

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Not every car story is about horsepower or price tags — sometimes, it’s about pure passion.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Will, Felix, and Director of Private Sales UK, Harvey Stanley, as they celebrate the joy of underpowered, unconventional, and deeply personal cars.

From the charm of a sluggish rental van to the sentimental pull of a beloved Moke, the team explores why it’s not always about what a car is worth — but what it means to the person behind the wheel.

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In one of the most jaw-dropping episodes yet, RM Sotheby’s Car Show dives headfirst into the surreal, high-octane life of Randy Lanier — IMSA champion, Indy 500 Rookie of the Year… and international drug smuggler.

Join host Peter Haynes and car specialists Will Smith, Anders Bilidt, and Felix Archer as they unravel Lanier’s extraordinary double life, from racing against Porsche in a 962 to smuggling 300 tons of marijuana via go-fast boats and private planes.

It’s a story of ambition, addiction (to speed), and anti-establishment rebellion — and Lanier wasn’t alone. The crew also explores the cases of Vic Lee and others who went from pit lanes to prison cells in pursuit of the motorsport dream.

This episode proves that truth really is stranger than fiction. Just maybe don’t try this at home…

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