The InterClassics Brussels 2026 Group B collection will bring a reported 12 historic rally cars from collector Reinier Teunissen to Brussels Expo. Belg.be announced the Neerpelt-based collector’s involvement on 30 October 2026, naming the Ford RS200, Peugeot 205 T16 and Lancia 037. The show runs from 20–22 November, although the organizer has not published a complete list of Teunissen’s cars.
What is the Group B collection at InterClassics Brussels 2026?
The announcement adds a specific collection to the show’s broader Rally Legends theme. According to the Belg.be report on Teunissen’s rally collection, visitors can expect 12 historic rally cars assembled for exhibition.
However, two levels of confirmation matter here. The organizer confirms the rally theme and a collection of iconic cars. Belg.be supplies the collector’s identity, the 12-car total, the collection’s origins and the three named models.
For drivers and rally fans, that makes this more than another theme announcement. It identifies a collection to look for on the show floor. Still, it does not establish the identity, specification or competition history of every exhibit.
Who owns the rally car collection coming from Neerpelt?
Belg.be identifies the collector as Reinier Teunissen, an entrepreneur based in Neerpelt, Belgium. The report connects his collection with cars coming from both Luxembourg and Bocholt.
The Reinier Teunissen rally collection is therefore the central development in this news update. Previously, the broader visitor story concerned the Rally Legends theme; now, the report identifies who is bringing this particular display.
For context, the official InterClassics Group B theme page describes the category’s World Rally Championship era as 1982–1986. It names manufacturers including Audi, Lancia, Peugeot and Ford. However, those historical references should not be read as a confirmed manufacturer-by-manufacturer inventory of Teunissen’s exhibits.
Which Group B cars will be shown at InterClassics Brussels?
Belg.be names three cars at the centre of the collection: the Ford RS200, Peugeot 205 T16 and Lancia 037. It also describes the Lancia as Teunissen’s personal favourite.
The table separates those reported names from details that remain unpublished. In particular, a model name alone does not confirm a chassis number, rally entry or exact evolution specification.
| Named model | What Belg.be reports | What remains unconfirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Ford RS200 | Named among the collection’s central cars | Exact variant, chassis and competition history |
| Peugeot 205 T16 | Named among the collection’s central cars | Exact variant, chassis and competition history |
| Lancia 037 | Named as Teunissen’s personal favourite | Exact variant, chassis and competition history |
Consequently, treat these as reported collection highlights rather than a complete official entry list. The other nine cars have not been identified in the material reviewed. Likewise, there is no basis here for promising particular liveries or famous works chassis.
Where are the cars in the InterClassics Brussels collection coming from?
According to Belg.be, six cars will come from the GridX museum in Luxembourg, while another six will come from Bocholt. Together, those two groups account for the reported 12-car display.
However, the report does not allocate the named Ford, Peugeot and Lancia between those locations. Nor does it provide a transport schedule or an individual inventory for either group.
The Group B collection Brussels 2026 announcement is therefore useful for understanding the display’s scale and origins. It is not yet a car-by-car checklist for photographers or collectors.
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Are the Group B cars at InterClassics Brussels for sale?
No. Belg.be describes this collection as an exhibition, not a sale. Visitors should not interpret its presence at a classic-car show as an invitation to bid on these particular cars.
That distinction matters when planning a visit. The collection’s stated purpose is to put historic rally machinery on display, rather than present a sales catalogue. Also, the supplied information does not confirm engine demonstrations, passenger rides or driving sessions for these cars.
When and where is InterClassics Brussels 2026?
The confirmed InterClassics Brussels 2026 dates are 20–22 November, at Brussels Expo in Brussels, Belgium. As of 31 October 2026, those event details appear on the organizer’s official page.
For broader planning, our InterClassics Brussels Rally Legends visitor guide covers the show’s theme, dates and tickets. This update focuses instead on the newly reported collection and its outstanding details.
Meanwhile, keep the exhibition format in mind. Nothing in this announcement establishes a competitive or timed driving programme. Any performance testing belongs at a closed circuit or suitable private venue, not on public roads.
What are the opening hours and ticket prices for InterClassics Brussels 2026?
The official InterClassics Brussels visitor page lists the following opening hours. It also lists regular online presale admission at €22 through 19 November 2026.
| Day | Date | Opening hours |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | 20 November 2026 | 10:00–21:00 |
| Saturday | 21 November 2026 | 10:00–18:00 |
| Sunday | 22 November 2026 | 10:00–18:00 |
However, the €22 figure is not a universal rate for every ticket category or purchase period. Check the organizer’s current conditions before buying. Similarly, the published hours cover the show, not a separate appearance schedule for individual collection cars.
Where does TripRank fit into the visit?
If you drive to Brussels, TripRank can record the journey with GPS route capture. Recording works offline and continues in the background. The iOS app also provides a per-trip Smoothness Score; our guide to TripRank’s tracking and telemetry features explains the available tools. It complements the drive to the show, rather than replacing official visitor information.
Frequently asked questions
How many cars will Reinier Teunissen display?
Belg.be reports a 12-car historic rally display: six cars from the GridX museum in Luxembourg and six from Bocholt. The organizer has not published a complete car-by-car list.
Which cars have been named in the collection?
Belg.be names the Ford RS200, Peugeot 205 T16 and Lancia 037. Exact variants, chassis identities and the remaining nine cars are not confirmed in the material reviewed.
Are the collection’s cars being offered for sale?
No. Belg.be describes Teunissen’s collection as an exhibition, not a sale.
When can visitors see the show?
InterClassics Brussels runs at Brussels Expo from 20–22 November 2026. Opening hours are 10:00–21:00 on Friday and 10:00–18:00 on Saturday and Sunday.
Bottom line
Teunissen’s reported 12-car collection gives rally fans a concrete reason to follow this year’s Brussels show. However, the full exhibit list remains unpublished, so distinguish named highlights from confirmed individual cars. If you are driving to the event, download TripRank for iOS to record your drive.
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