i spent three weeks in the uk recently,i went to goodwood festival of speed and duxford flying legends.(i still cant believe my wife took me to these places)
the festival of speed takes place on the earl of march's driveway .,the list of cars that were there was incredible and i didnt get to see them all even over thee days,so here's a few pic's from the saturday






















gt cars








f1 cars new and old





a couple of auto unions




rally cars






canam and indy cars




it was a great event and i think it should be on any cars fans bucket list,i hope to go back at some stage.
i have more if anyone wants to see them...
Paul

GREAT SHOTS MATE I RECKON EVERYONE IS WAITING FOR THE RED BELLETT TO APPEAR DID YOU SEE IT ?KEEP THE SHOTS GOING THEY ARE FANTASTIC CHEERS DAVO

Thanks for taking the time to put up some great photos.

There are some very nice vehicles there

Great set of photo's,but where's the BELLETT

wow, your a lucky man getting over there! i have a mate in the uk that goes every year, one day i will make it!
would love to see some more shots.

thanks guys
the bellett is running at the revival meet in September so no bellett goodness here unfortunately.
in fact the only isuzu's i saw there were a couple of truck's and a dmax
i'll up load some more over the next couple of days

I bet it sounded as good as it looked! Plenty of vehicles I have no idea about, each one no douby very special to it's owner.
Thanks for the snapshot.
Cheers, Matt.

CD is right, Rolie has been built for the Goodwood Revival, the Festival is a very different kettle of fish.
Both events are organised by Lord March and his Goodwood company, but that's pretty much where the similarities end.
The Festival is open to all eras and types of competition cars, but the actual competition element is pretty minimal, it's more of a 'moving motor show'......quite a few cars make runs up the single track hill, but only a few are in a timed competition. I was lucky to watch Nick Heidfeld set the unofficial fastest ever ascent in an F1 car a few years ago....scarey.

The Revival, however, is a proper race meeting set over 3 days, but ran on the circuit itself (a mile or so from the Festival hill). It is only open to cars that did or could have competed there when it was a commercial circuit (1947 to 1966, I think) Hence Rolie and my interest in Mr B McLaren. This is the link to the Festival and Revival website, if anyone's interested.
http://www.goodwood.co.uk/revival/welcome.aspx
There's a few good videos on it worth looking at

i made a stuff up the photo's above were from Friday.
so here's the saturday pics,we spent most of the day wandering through the various paddock area's and the concourse display,there were some absolutely incredible cars on display,even with three and a bit days there we didnt see all the suff that was there.
so here we go
























brm v16

lancia d50

Ferrari dino f1

alfa 33 stradale

alfa 33-2

alfa 33-v12

Ferrari Daytona compition'e

alfa 8c 2300 mid engined car

THOSE PHOTOS GETTER BETTER AND BETTER GREAT WORK CHEERS DAVO

Thanks VERY much CDT for sharing these photos with us - cheers mate.

It almost made me feel I was there as well.

Neil

nice pics of cars looks like cars for the $ rich and famous ? love to see those cars where is all the old cars
cortinas,escorts odd bellett ,mini ,these cars and more made the racing back when in pom land

festival of speed does seem to be about the flasher side of motorsport,the revival meet seem to have the peoples cars.
though after talking to a few guy's at the f.o.s escorts are becoming a pretty pricey thing,about 400 gbp($7000 or so au dollars)will buy a rusty shell of a normal mk1/mk11 no motor or gearbox!!
the only mini's and escort's(bda ones)i saw at the meet were rally cars pics to come

Great photos, I must just highlight the V16 BRM (about 8 photos up). A wonderful motor racing failure....the engine and gearbox were just too complex. (16 cylinders@1500cc)

But there was nothing complicated about the sound they made......for those that have never heard a V16 BRM, or for those who just want to feel the hairs on the back of their neck stand up again....
http://www.sportscardigest.com/brm-v16- ... und-video/

mark.... they were the most awesome race engines EVER built!
the sound they make is spine tingling..... i've heard that video before, but NEVER tire of it!

and how about the BRM H16.... that was engineering!!

thanks for the link mate.

OOHHAAAR !! Those thing didn't idle. Sounds like fullish throttle or nothing ! Brilliant.

B.

Seriously, we've had to ban people from putting porn on the site in the past....

Cheers for posting!

Dave