The on-track action at this year's Goodwood revival was matched only by the lengths the event organisers had gone to transport visitors back into history.
Highlight was the once-in-a-lifetime parade of Auto Union and Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix cars, yet on a weekend that included a Shelby Cobra tribute race, the non-stop action of 1950s saloon car racing, and GP cars from 1930-’50s, there was plenty to see.
Away from the track Spitfires and Hurricanes streaked across the sky, while back on the ground the event's ‘over the road’ area offered a convincing vintage shopping experience.
We were there soaking up all the weekend’s action – read our full race reports below.
Revival round-up: Sunday
Sunday got off to a thrilling start with the Brooklands Trophy race for the pre-war sports cars. Max Werner took the victory driving his father Klaus’ 1933 Alfa Romeo 8C2300, finishing just ahead of the Talbot AV105 of Gareth Burnett.
Werner had a poor start after a brush with C&SC columnist Alain de Cadenet’s Invicta S-type, while Patrick Blakeney-Edwards’ Frazer Nash saloon capitalised to lead for half a lap.
Werner soon regained the initiative, though, and with 15 minutes remaining was leading the race.