Goodwood 81MM 13th/14th April

[ironmighty07]

Bit of a picture dump from the first day of Goodwood Members Meeting. As might be expected it's a feast of classics and retro motors(although there did seem a greater prevalence of late model sports cars about this year, which perhaps reflects a growing status in some quarters of "Revival lite")

However the car parks... starting early a fantastically cool Torino estate.


Inside the Lavant Straight parking generally provides interest aplenty.






This Mk3 Astra was very straight and a rare sight as a relatively standard 2.0i model and not a sporty variant.
















Back outside an amazing 40s Woodie & Dodge Panel truck







In & Around the paddock...



















And for some it was simply all too much..


Lots of on track pictures which I'm still sorting through.

[pedalcarjoe]

Thanks for sharing the pics

I really like the blue Dodge panel van

[redratbike]

thanks for the pics

loving the Falcon Bermuda which i had to look up to see what it was

[ironmighty07]

Back for more on the Sunday, a little more time for a mooch around the car parks
As much as I used to race a very similar shade, not sure about the Lancia?

Unbeliveably many folk were walking past this X-pack

Seriously low Toyota.. possibly a member here?


That Cafe Racer vibe?



Vauxhall base model heaven, part 2!


Classic Muscle?


Bavarian cafe racer? Loved the stance on this!




The rest which perked my interests...













Paddock Stuff...

[ironmighty07]

So onto the racing pictures..they're the staple of Goodwood(but as admitted previously I am increasingly partial to VSCC events nowadays) but the SF Edge trophy cars are pretty special, and pedaled to their max. Embracing the challenges I've faced with some of my old American metal and sourcing parts I really wouldn't like to think what's involved in supporting these😬

[ironmighty07]

And time for a few more, mostly with either ND(Neutral Density) 4 or 8 stop filters, 85-135mm focal length and 1/60 & 1/80 shutter speeds

[luckyseven]

OK to chuck some of mine on the end here?

[ironmighty07]

Great pictures and yep...the KRIT Motor Car Company logo hasn't stood the test of time very well.