Porsche Centre Nottingham Polo Tournament 2020
21/2/2020
Porsche Centre Nottingham is delighted to announce that we will be the main sponsor of Leadenham Polo Clubs Summer Tournament again for 2020.
The Porsche Centre Nottingham Tournament will be taking place on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 July 2020 at Leadenham Polo Club, situated in the heart of rural Lincolnshire.
Last years tournament attracted some of the top polo teams from across the country and over 1000 spectators across the two-day event. The weekend also involved a Horse vs Horsepower race - spectators watched as our 718 Boxster GTS narrowly beat Whisper the Polo pony.
This year the tournament is set to be bigger and better with more food and gift stalls, and another summer ball on the Saturday evening.
Entry to The Porsche Centre Nottingham Tournament is free.
Please call the Centre on 0115 986 0911 or email info@porschenottingham.co.uk for more information.
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