The sell-out Revival truly is a magical step back in time, celebrating the halcyon days of motor racing as it used to be, its an action-packed weekend of historic motor racing, period theatre, excellent music and much more.
Walking in the entrance of the goodwood revival feels like you have walked onto a movie set, everyone from the race teams too the spectators make such an effort in their clothing and style, infact you will look like the odd one out if your not dressed up!
The festival has been running since 1998 and welcomes cars that would have ran on the track during the circuit's original period—1948–1966. It is one of the world's most popular motor race meetings and the only UK event which recreates the golden era of motor sport from the 1950s and 1960s.
I was lucky enough to be invited down with race team Brayon Classic Engineering who specialise in building and maintaining classic race cars. Ian McMurdo and Gordon Sheddon were racing Ians Austin.
Even though the racing is the main event, there is lots to do even if your not interested in motorsport from the Earls Court museum which had been created on site, the large dance tents featuring live bands, vintage shops and there is even a funfair.
