This is a 45 minutes, post-Scramble run designed to keep the day alive once the gates close at Bicester Heritage. The A4095 and B4030 deliver a gentle start with just enough variation to keep you engaged without overthinking it. It’s a drive that puts a smile on your face, not because it’s extreme, but because it’s simple with well-sighted corners and a rhythm that suits everything from classics to modern performance cars.

Through Lower Heyford and Steeple Aston, the B-roads come into their own. Hedgerows tighten the view, the road rises and falls gently, and you settle into that sweet spot where the car feels alive but never pressured. There’s no need to push, this is about carrying flow, linking corners, and enjoying the feedback through the wheel. 

A short stretch on the A4260 opens things up before the final run back onto the A4095, where the road relaxes and the tempo eases. The approach to Kingsley Café is the perfect wind-down, a last few miles to reflect on a drive that’s exactly what you need to round off a day like Scramble.

Note the cafe is open till 9pm on the Saturday and 7pm on the Sunday.