Goodwood Revival 2021

About the Event

For three glorious days, from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 September, the 2021 Goodwood Revival celebrated the engineering expertise, camaraderie and resourcefulness of previous generations. After a year away due to the pandemic, spectators, mechanics and competitors flocked to the West Sussex countryside to create this magical step back in time, with every one of the 50,000 visitors each day playing their role in honouring motoring traditions.

The devotedly maintained and nurtured pre-1966 vintage cars still running as they were intended to half a century later took to Goodwood Motor Circuit for 15 races across the event. The competitive action started on Friday evening with 30 closed-cockpit GT cars from the 1950s and 1960s racing into the sunset for the Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy. Equally memorable was the John Whitmore Trophy on Saturday which featured 10 winning drivers of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, as well as champions from across motor sport, vying wheel-to-wheel in Mini Coopers. On Sunday, the Royal Automobile Club TT Celebration entertained the crowds as the drivers and cars contended with mixed track conditions as well as each other. Most poignant of all were the daily tributes to Sir Stirling Moss, which saw around 60 cars from his incredible career gather to honour one of the sport’s most emblematic figures.

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