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A last minute decision saw me make my first visit to the Goodwood Revival on Saturday. I don’t think it’ll be my last visit either… it was probably the most enjoyable day of racing I’ve seen in ages.

The sun was a royal pain in the a**e, cutting the useable angles down for most of the day. I shouldn’t complain about good weather though, we don’t get it often!

Here’s a few to give a flavour of the track action (as usual, click the thumbnails for bigger images);

1. First race of the day, the Goodwood Trophy and a 1936 Parnell-MG

2. Same race, this time though it’s the winner in his ERA

3. Tiny 500cc Formula 3 from the Earl of March Trophy

4. The Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy was a two-rider affair. This may be Jeremy McWilliams, but could equally be somebody I’ve never heard of!

5. Practice for the TT, with a nice Cobra down at Lavant.

6. From left to right; Tiff Needell, Derek Bell, Emanuele Pirro in the very entertaining St. Mary’s Trophy.

7. Shiny V12 Lagonda down at Fordwater

8. A nice Ferrari 750 Monza at Lavant as the sun goes down

9. And finally, sunset over the Lavant granstands