The theme for the seventh Goodwood Breakfast Club of 2010 was “Classic Sunday”, featuring plenty of pre-1966 cars on display...
Goodwood Festival of Speed
The world’s greatest celebration of motorsport and car culture is easily the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Held in the beautiful parkland surrounding Goodwood House each summer. The event schedule has ballooned over the years and now includes the famous hillclimb, soapbox challenge, forest rally stage, supercar paddock, the arena, future lab and much more. Aston Martin set up a central display for the first Festival of Speed in 1993 and it has since become a staple to celebrate the iconic brands and people associated with the wonderful world of cars and racing.
The Goodwood Revival 2010, to be held 17-19 September on the celebrated West Sussex motor circuit, is set to be...
The Goodwood Revival 2010 will be held 17-19 September on the celebrated West Sussex motor circuit with three days of the world’s finest wheel-to-wheel vintage racing. This year’s Revival will mark the important contribution that two British legends made to the sport of motor racing over the decades when it...
Dan Gurney Biography He drove in the last great era of Grand Prix racing before the advent of tobacco advertising...
The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 featured more than 25 different classes, with hundreds of great cars, motorcycles, drivers and...
Report and photos by Simon Wright and Janet Wright The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 honored the centenary of Alfa Romeo with a centre piece sculpture on the lawn in front of Goodwood house. Shaped like a giant four leaf clover (the Alfa Romeos emblem) it featured an old Alfa...
The Cartier ‘Style et Luxe’ at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 is a Concours event displayed on the lawn...
The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 has a main theme of Viva Veloce! The Passion for Speed, clearly celebrating Alfa...
Photos by Peter Brown The central theme at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 is Viva Veloce! The Passion for Speed and front and center at Goodwood House is the remarkable ‘Cloverleaf’ central display. In addition to multiple examples of this famous Italian marque taking to the hillclimb course over...
Lord March opened the gates of his estate to members of the media for the annual taster for Goodwood’s Festival...
The 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed (2-4 July) gets underway this week, with the inaugural Goodwood Moving Motor Show taking...
With two weeks to go until the 2010 Festival of Speed blasts into life (2-4 July), Goodwood confirmed more than 80 star drivers and riders will be present at the world’s largest celebration of motoring culture, including over 20 World Champions who between them have collected more than 70 championship...
At the 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed, to be held 2-4 July, the forest on the hillside above Goodwood House...
Alfa Romeo will be celebrating in real style at the annual Goodwood Festival of Speed, held 2-4 July 2010, as...
Goodwood announced a new addition to the Festival of Speed, a dedicated Manufacturer Preview Day called “Moving Motor Show.” Held on the ground of Goodwood Park on Thursday, 1 July 2010, the motor show preview day allows new cars buyers to not only see the very latest new car models...
Last year the annual Goodwood Revival achieved an all-time record attendance with more than 132,000 historic motor racing enthusiasts descending on the celebrated West Sussex motor circuit to enjoy three days of the world’s finest wheel-to-wheel racing, period fashions and entertainment. For 2009 Revival tickets sold out earlier than they...
The Earl of March confirmed the theme of the 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed – provisionally to be held on...
The Goodwood Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival announced the provisional 2010 dates for these hugely popular annual events. The...
Having graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2003, the first classic car Ms Felstead ever painted was at the Monaco Grande Prix Historique in 2008. The enjoymment she derives from drawing people working in different environments has since led her to paint mechanics working on cars at a...
Goodwood, Chichester, UK July 3–5, 2009...
Story and Photos by Ed McDonough The 12th Goodwood Revival was a huge and complex event. 15 races for historic...
A record number of motor racing enthusiasts and retro-fashion fans flocked to the Goodwood Revival on September 18-20, 2009 to join in the fun and celebrations at the world’s largest historic motor race meeting. Visitors again traveled from around the world to attend the Goodwood Revival, with the vast majority...
Julian Bronson mastered his monstrous McLaren M1B to win the final race of the 2009 Goodwood Revival meeting – a...
The Goowood Tourist Trophy was a three-hour endurance race for World Championship sports cars, and later for GT cars. This...
Named after the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, the Richmond Formula 1 race was traditionally for contemporary F1 cars. It was often billed as the Richmond F1 Race for the Glover Trophy. At the Goodwood Revival, the Richmond Trophy is for front-engined Formula 1 cars of a type that raced...
The Glover Trophy was originally presented to the winner of the Richmond Formula 1 race, which was for contemporary F1...
Although there was never a race called the Brooklands Trophy in Goodwood’s heyday, it was not unusual to see pre-war...
Nicky Leventis and Bobby Verdon-Roe claimed a resounding Lavant Cup victory, the latter anchoring the win with an epic drive in their Ferrari 246S. Leventis started the two driver, one-hour race from pole but a poor start dropped him down the order. Graham Dodd took the lead in Dick Skipworth’s...
