Here are the 16 cars competing at TG’s Speed Week 2020

Surely you’ve seen our mega Speed Week 2020 intro film by now? No? What on earth have you been up to? Click these blue words to take yourself there right now. Only after you’ve done that should you click through this gallery for the full list of contenders. 

We’ve got 16 cars vying for the title with a total of 8,553bhp between them, but which one will come out on top? Guesses in the comments section below please…

A facelifted 488 you say? This 710bhp Fezza would like a word ’round the back.

Does increasing power and stiffening suspension equal a win? Over to you A110S.

Like a 720S but harder, faster and angrier. Hard to imagine, but true.

Look at my rear numberplate nipples, then hear me roar! Everything an Aston should be.

What if Porsche could make a Turbo that wasn’t just bat sh*t fast, it was fun, too? Hint hint.

Looks like a million-pound classic, begs to be driven like a stolen M3. There’s a reason for that.

It’s the new one, honest, just a lot like the old one. Will definitely be the first to bed.

What happens if you mix 1,400 e-horses with a hydraulic handbrake? Smoke!

Same old wedgy stance and shrieking V10 flavour, now with 35 per cent extra skids.

A Speed Week 2018 star remastered with more power and more bite. Don’t mention the price.

Looks bonkers, is bonkers fast. Does that mean you have to be bonkers to buy one?

British eccentricity with German engineering. Like a sausage covered in Marmite.

Swallows roads whole, might get spat out by a track. Handy for the snack run, either way.

More tarmac rally car than off-road buggy, so... that makes it a tractor for the track? 

Insert porky porker joke here, then watch as the Taycan peels away from pretty much everything.

All the ingredients for a Michelin Star, but is it too good for its own, um, good?