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Follow the final day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed live on video
The most exceptional cars meet at Goodwood like this Ferrari 250 GTO.© Ferrari
For the 29th time, the Duke of Richmond's estate is transformed into a paradise for any motorsport enthusiast. From Thursday June 23 to Sunday June 26, the Goodwood Festival of Speed will welcome everything you can imagine or even dream of with two and four wheels.
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For four days, demonstrations of historic and modern cars will take place. Lovers of Formula 1 will delight in the presence of unique pieces, from 1950 with front-engine single-seaters to highly technological tools powered by V6 turbo hybrids. Among the renowned drivers, we note the presence of Mika Häkkinen aboard a McLaren MP4/5B from 1990 or Nigel Mansell, who will find his Williams-Renault world champion in 1992.
The 75 years of the Team Ferrari will be celebrated through the demonstration of… 29 cars struck by the Prancing Horse! From the 125 S of 1947 to the 488 Challenge of 2022, the history of the legendary Italian brand will be retraced. Derek Bell will drive a 365 GTB/4 Daytona, Arturo Merzario will take the wheel of a 156 “Sharknose” and Giancarlo Fisichella will try to set a time in a 333SP.
Group C celebrates its 2022th anniversary in 40, the opportunity to see Sauber-Mercedes C8 and C9, several Porsche 956 as well as the Jaguar XJR series. Lovers of MotoGP will not be left behind because several heroes of the 80's and 90's will be grouped together: Mick Doohan (Honda NSR 500), Kevin Schwantz (Suzuki RGV500), Kenny Roberts (Yamaha YZR500) and Wayne Rainey (Yamaha YZR500).
The fiftieth anniversary of the Motorsport branch of BMW will serve as an unmissable stage at this Festival of Speed with the running of a McLaren F1 GTR Longtail by Steve Soper and a slew of M3s from the DTM. BMW Group Classic even sent a V12 LMR, a 52 Brabham BT1983 and a more recent Z4 GT3 from its reserve in Munich!
Medhi Casaurang
Passionate about the history of motorsport across all disciplines, I learned to read thanks to AUTOhebdo. At least that's what my parents tell everyone when they see my name inside!
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