GALLERY: 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed best bits
One of the world’s most prestigious motoring events has now come and gone but these are our best bits from the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
With hillclimb records being broken by diminutive machines, highly anticipated model launches and the aural sounds of fire-breathing race cars of yesteryear dominating the displays and entertainment for the weekend at the Goodwood Estate, it is easy to understand why this is the premier event of its kind. There are however a few standout occasions from the four days of action that resonate with us.
The first of which is the rapid and record breaking McMurtry Speirling which managed to set the fastest time ever up the Goodwood hill, dethroning the Volkswagen ID. R driven by Romain Dumas in 2019. Watch the whole timed shootout here.
While we don’t normally cover two-wheeled content, we couldn’t help but have a soft spot for paraplegic and former World Champion Wayne Rainey after his emotional return to a motorcycle alongside former archrival Kenny Roberts.
A personal favourite for fans of Ferrari at the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed was seeing Nigel Mansell returning to his V12 Ferrari 639 of the 1989 season and taking the screamer all the way up the hill multiple times over the event. The British Formula 1 driver still seems to have his knack as well as his iconic moustache providing adoring entertainment for crowds over the weekend. In addition to his endeavours in his red race suit, he was also reunited with his F1 title winning Williams FW14B in which he won the 1992 World Championship.
If you missed any of the action from the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the livestreams are still available to watch at any one of the Goodwood platforms. The next event we can look forward to on the calendar is that of the Goodwood revival which will be taking place between the 16th and 18th of September.
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