This is personal for me, but it isn't just my story. Everyone is effected by these diseases in one way or another.

I lost my Dad after his battle with cancer and the onset of dementia. Watching someone you love go through that changes you. There are things you see, conversations you have and moments you experience as a family that stay with you forever.

When we started talking as a group about using our love of cars to raise money, I realised very quickly that almost everyone had a story.

A dad. A mum. A grandparent. A partner. A friend. A Child. Someone fighting now. Someone who survived. Someone who sadly didn't.

That's what us Roads and Rogues are really about.

We're a group of ordinary people brought together by cars, but behind the cars are real people, real families and real reasons for wanting to make a difference and help.

My Dad is a huge part of my reason for doing this. I'll carry him with me through everything we do. But this page belongs to the whole group and to everyone we're doing this for.

We're going to use the thing that brings us together our passion for cars and motorsport to do some good.

Our charity track day at Castle Combe on 26 October 2026 is part of that journey, but this isn't about one track day. We want to continue fundraising, creating events and bringing the automotive community together to support causes that have affected so many of our lives.

Some of us will be driving in memory of someone.

Some will be driving for somebody who's still fighting.

Some will simply be there because they want to help.

Every car has a story. Every person has a reason.

Mine is my Dad.

What's yours?

If you can donate, no matter how much, thank you. And if you can't donate, sharing our page and helping us spread the word means just as much.

From all of us at Road and Rogues in partnership with RSFFE track days , thank you for getting behind us.

Cars brought us together. Let's use them to make a difference.