With more Indy car displays, spectacular Group B rally car action and a raft of celebrities blasting some iconic cars up Goodwood's famous hill, the second day of the Festival of Speed kept fans hooked.
Both the forest rally stage and the hill came alive to the sounds of mighty Group B cars to mark the famously ferocious rally class. The iconic MG Metro 6R4 - the naturally aspirated V6 that showed such promise in Tony Ponds' hands at its RAC Rally debut - thundered through the woods, reminding fans of just how Group B was so awesome it ended up being banned.
The 6R4 was joined by a couple of Audi Sport Quattros while earlier rally classes included the ex-Timo Mäkinen, 1975 RAC Rally-winning Ford Escort Mk2 RS1800 and TV celebrity chef James Martin's 1963 Mini Cooper S that took Paddy Hopkirk and Henry Liddon to a 4th place in the 1963 running of the event.
On the hill the Indy cars continued to thrill with the centenary celebrations again kicked off with guitar superhero Jeff Kolman belting out the Star Spangled Banner from the roof of Goodwood House, before the cars were fired up for their runs up the hill.
