It has become a tired cliché that to be a true car enthusiast you need to own an Alfa Romeo at least once in your life, but ...

Back in 2011, Andrew Frankel got to find out just what the big banger sportscars of the Can-Am Championship were like to drive, when he tested himself at the wheel of the Lola T70 and McLaren M1B that ...

Goodwood Revival general manager Sarah Bullen previews the 2025 event and outlines some of the expected highlights ...

Next month’s prestigious Goodwood Revival just received an extra dose of star power with 1997 F1 world champion Jacques ...

Dandy Wellington, bandleader, producer, presenter and style activist, will once again be crossing the Atlantic to be at the ...

For the Revival, cars (like outfits) must fall in the pre-1970s time frame. This isn't random, it celebrates the years in which the Goodwood circuit was an active motorsports venue (1948–1966 ...

After taking part in the Festival of Speed in July, Jacques Villeneuve returns to Goodwood next month in a classic car.

A few weeks before I departed for the 2017 Goodwood Revival, held annually in early September, I reached out to friends and contacts in the UK. “Marvelous!” they all said.

Showing up at the Goodwood Revival means you're ready to race, and race hard. No garage queens here. Jerry Perez Sep 15, 2023 10:00 AM EDT 0 ...

Whereas the Goodwood Revival features fake cars but real racing. No, not all of them are fake, as I’m sure the Minis, Ford Cortinas, and Lotus Climaxes are the genuine articles.

The short answer: No, we can’t replicate the Goodwood Revival. We shouldn’t try -- it’s a uniquely English thing, tied to a specific set and setting. But we can learn a lot from it.

Jump into the Goodwood Revival time machine and take yourself back to the period 1948 to 1966. Everybody comes in proper costume, all the cars are authentic and some of the real drivers from back ...