October 6, 2011
2011 Goodwood Revival: Temple of Oversteer, Part 1.
by
AC
(photo: Jez B)
On the eternal bucket list, the Goodwood Revival has a simple, timeless formula: pro drivers in old cars with skinny tires with no brakes on a fast flowing circuit. What could possibly not be awesome about it?
The event is broken up in various "trophies" for various classes and time periods, we'll start with the St. Mary's Trophy for 1960's touring cars. The field could not be more eclectic: Ford Galaxie, Jaguar Mk II, Lotus Cortina, Mini Cooper, Alfa GT and BMW 1600.
The drivers, Darren Turner, Emanuele Pirro, Tom Kristensen, Andy Priaulx, Tiff Needell, Eddie Cheever, Jackie Oliver, are having a blast, you'll enjoy the show!
Here is part 2: Prototypes 1963-1966
And part 3: 1960's Sports cars, GTO vs Cobra vs Bradvan!
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They should do this all year long...
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know where we could see the full itv coverage??(outside uk)
ReplyDeleteSkinny tyres and no down force = more fun!
ReplyDeleteAwesome racing. Did anyone else notice the broken speedometer on the Mini?
ReplyDelete...kinny tires with no brakes on a fast flowing circuit...
ReplyDeleteno brakes? They had brakes.
They may have had brakes but they didn;t really slow them down much or reliably :)
ReplyDeleteGoodwood always pull off an excellent event. For me the Revival just pips the Festival of Speed as my favourite event, the atmosphere is unbeatable.
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