On October 17 and 18, the Costa Blanca Mustang Owners club will bring American sports and collector cars, including V8 models, from across Spain to Denia’s port. The Baleària Maritime Station will host the gathering to support childhood cancer research at INCLIVA. La Marina and TV Dénia have confirmed the dates and location for the national charity event.
The event pairs car culture with a medical cause. Entry is free, and donations offer a chance to win raffle prizes. Local Alicante businesses have contributed restaurant meals and car accessories. La Marina reports that every euro raised will go to INCLIVA, the research institute at Valencia’s Clinical Hospital, for childhood cancer projects. Organizers have also announced a special program for children receiving cancer treatment, including gifts and Mustang rides.
American trucks join the lineup this year. The program also includes a makeup workshop for girls and a DJ playing music throughout the weekend. Earlier releases mentioned motorcycle groups.
The ‘sound test’ competition returns, pitting Mustangs against Camaros in a contest of raw noise. Past editions have featured fierce decibel battles.
Clubs and enthusiasts from across Spain use the event as a meeting ground. Organizers will present commemorative awards to visiting American car clubs. The Costa Blanca Mustang Owners club puts charity basic to its mission, using these gatherings to support social causes, as La Marina and TV Dénia have reported. A traditional charity raffle will offer numerous prizes.
Denia’s charity car weekend stands out in Spain’s changing automotive scene. While regions such as Andalusia have pushed vehicle renewal schemes to modernize fleets and cut emissions, this event channels car culture into medical research for children.
