Did a short ~5 Mile drive to the Brooklands Museum yesterday (see
https://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/ )
I would highly recommend visiting Brooklands. A lot of interesting exhibits there, both Automotive and Aircraft (I think most people - including myself - think primarily of motor racing when they hear the name Brooklands, with its famous banked track, but the site has a massive history in Aviation - both research and production (see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklands) and at one time was the largest Aircraft manufacturing centre in Britain).
You can also have a drive around the original Race Course, including the full banked section, as it was in 1907 when first opened

Sadly, just in a Simulator, but the simulator in a Show 2007 McLaren-Mercedes F1 Car

May have just been a simulator but it did get the heart going

(>100 BPM). Times weren't too bad either. Apparently sub 44 is good but usually needs quite a few goes over time to get used to the simualator.
So I was well happy with my 45 seconds and change
Part of the Attractions is the London Bus Museum, which offers something quite different to the Motor Racing exhibits of course but is still very interesting in its own right.
Hard not to look at the buses and think of how they would convert to a Motorhome (blame Cliff Richard and 'Summer Holiday' for that!). This little combo would have made a very nice British "5th Wheel Trailer" in the 1950s ...

This was actually a London Transport mobile Canteen.
And this Airport bus would have made a very stylish conversion to a Motorhome as well ...

Could make a very interesting conversion at the rear (looks like might have room for a bathroom and loft bed on the top?
