The Goodwood Revival is the best classic event in the world. Nowhere else serves up such a seamlessly rich mix of the greatest historic cars, the best racing, and attention to period detail, which all adds up to an unrivalled atmosphere. Like the Festival of Speed, every year it gets bigger and better.

This is an event that you can safely take all the family to, and it’s a measure of the sheer overload of the event that the racing, however fantastic a centrepiece, can seem almost incidental. There’s so much to see, from air displays, to mods and rockers ‘fighting’, to a classic funfair. On top of all that there’s a great trade area (look out for the Octane stand), a big Bonhams auction, and a cars for sale area. Even the parking field for pre-’66 cars tops most classic car shows you’ll go to.

Mere words can’t do the Revival justice. You really need to go there.

2012

• Silver Arrows to race at Goodwood
  
• 2012 Goodwood Revival to host '50 years of Cobra' race

2011

• Goodwood Revival: full event report
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day one
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day two
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day three
• Auctions: Bonhams Goodwood sale report

2010

• Goodwood Revival: full event report
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day one
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day two
• Goodwood Revival: gallery day three
• Auctions: Bonhams Goodwood sale report

2009

• Event report: Goodwood Revival
• Record numbers for Goodwood
  
• Gallery: Friday action
• Gallery: Saturday action
• Gallery: Sunday action
• Auctions: Bonhams Goodwood sale report
  

2008

• Goodwood Revival: Picture gallery, part one
  
• Goodwood Revival: Picture gallery, part two
• Goodwood Revival: Picture gallery, part three
• Goodwood Revival: Picture gallery, part four
  

Features

• Mark Hales' on driving the 250GTO at Goodwood