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Pictures: Goodwood Festival of Speed – F1 cars from 1952-2003

12 July 2008 by Keith Collantine

Hesketh, Goodwood Festival of Speed, 2008

More pictures from Goodwood – this time a selection of Ferraris, McLarens, Williams and more. From Juan Manuel Fnagio’s 1957 Maserati 250F up to Giancarlo Fisichella’s 2003 Jordan-Ford.

For a look at pictures from the rest of the festival have a look at the coverage I helped produce for Auto Trader: Goodwood Festival of Speed – all the cars.

Even more pictures from Goodwood on Maximum Motorsport:

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8 responses to Pictures: Goodwood Festival of Speed – F1 cars from 1952-2003

  1. cyanide says:

    Thanks for the lovely pictures Keith! Most of these cars raced before I was born…Would love to see some of them in action live someday :)

  2. Qualifying day for the British Grand Prix is often a good day to see the old F1 cars racing, but there is an active historics scene that races all year, particularly in the UK.

  3. Internet says:

    Do you make any videos?

  4. ben j says:

    That Hesketh 308 is awesome – it’s like the vicemobile. Penthouse and Rizzla as sponsors. Wouldn’t expect to see that again anytime soon.

  5. Ben J – Yeah that’s definitely one of my favourite sponsor combinations!

    Internet – I have some on my phone I’ll post later on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/keithcollantine

  6. Adam says:

    Hi Keith,

    Great photos, as always. On which day did you go?

  7. Hi Adam – I was there Friday and Sunday but the pics are all from Friday.

  8. Wesley says:

    Love the penthouse sponsor….looks like an old bomber pin-up.

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