The Caterham Festival is an international event promoted and organised by CRM Motorsport. The Festival brings together the three major championships of the British manufacturer's at the Estoril Circuit in Cascais. England, France, Portugal and Spain are the nations competing in the ultimate fair play for the title of winner. 
 
The Caterham Super Seven is an iconic model, created by the driver and aviator Colin Chapman, founder of Lotus, also linked to Formula 1 as a creator and technical consultant to develop innovative and winning cars.  Designed in the 1950s, the Caterham Super Seven is proof of this and was even banned from racing in some championships because it was considered "To Fast to Race". Caterham later acquired the licence for the Super Seven's image and design, and its legacy continues to grow to these days.
 
A car with a trans-generational success story, such as Caterham, had to have a stage at a compatible level, the Estoril Circuit. It also has a unique history and location to produce the manufacturer's biggest global festival, which has been growing year after year since its creation in 2020.