Saturday morning at the 2023 Goodwood Revival
As we enter day two at the Goodwood Revival there’s a renewed sense of excitement. The sun is shining once again, and we’re looking forward to a day packed with historic motor racing. The paddocks lie quiet for now, as drivers and mechanics make the most of some downtime after a late night of fettling, or in some cases some pretty substantial repair work.
The covers are slowly beginning to come off, and we’re reminded all over again of just how lucky we are to be surrounded by such storied collection of racing cars. The Ferraris of the Lavant Cup presented by Sky Cinema resplendent, the V8 monsters of the Whitsun Trophy waiting patiently to roar once again.
As the anticipation builds, and the atmosphere begins to liven up in tandem with the rise of the sun, we’re raring to get started with another day’s action. We’re expecting another hot one, and yet the fans in attendance continue to astound us with their loyalty to the cause, decked out once again in full period attire, again reminding us what a fantastic event the Revival is.
The distant sound of engines beginning to warm up begins as I write this, and the anticipation heightens further still. We’re set for a full day of racing out on the Motor Circuit, let’s get started!
Photography by Joe Harding.
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