James Martin Rally brings joy to Naomi and Jack's - photos

Fast cars and a famous chef arrived at Naomi and Jack’s in Sutton Scotney as part of the James Martin Rally 2026, giving families an up-close look at a collection of iconic vehicles during a weekend celebrating driving and iconic destinations.

The rally is hosted by chef James Martin and organised by The Gentleman Racer, a content production company.

James Martin supercar rally brings joy to families at Naomi and Jack’s. (Image: Naomi and Jack's)

Paul Morgan, director of fundraising and communications at Naomi and Jack’s, said: "It’s been wonderful to welcome The Gentleman Racer, James Martin and all the rally participants back to Naomi and Jack’s for the second year running.

"The children, young adults and families really enjoy seeing the spectacular cars up close and asking the owners all sorts of questions.

"Experiences like this play an important part in creating lasting memories, joy and connection for those who use the hospice.

"Thank you to those who gave their time so generously; the smiles on the faces of the families we support say it all."

Families and young visitors were able to meet James Martin, sit inside the supercars and chat with drivers.

James Martin supercar rally brings joy to families at Naomi and Jack’s. (Image: Naomi and Jack's)

Many took photos with the celebrity chef and explored the vehicles in detail.

The rally route began at the Chewton Glen Hotel & Spa and finished at the historic Cliveden House, following some of southern England’s most scenic roads.

The stop at Naomi and Jack’s offered a reflective pause, reminding drivers and guests of the hospice’s vital work with seriously ill babies, children, young adults and their families.

Tom Howard, founder and CEO of The Gentleman Racer, said: "We are proud to partner with James Martin to deliver another unforgettable driving experience this year, taking guests on a carefully curated journey between two of Britain’s most iconic destinations.

"A special mention goes to the team at Naomi and Jack’s for welcoming us along the route and for the incredible work they do supporting children and families."

The rally featured a wide range of cars and participants, all united by a love of driving and a desire to give back to the community.

A charity spokesperson said: "As the rally continues to grow each year, its visit to Naomi and Jack’s remains a cherished and inspiring part of the journey for all involved."

As the event continues to expand, organisers say the visit to Naomi and Jack’s remains a central and meaningful part of the journey.

Naomi and Jack’s supports seriously ill babies, children, young adults and their families.