Goodwood Festival of Speed
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It's a unique event on the motoring calendar, a bucket-list item for many attendees, and a wonderful mix of fast cars spanning 110 years, priceless classics, and often quite a lot of mud. The Goodwood Festival of Speed, which took place last weekend, brings a truly staggering variety of historic and modern cars to compete against each other. It even had a few green cars, of sorts, which joined the splendid array of vehicles that sprinted up the hill, one by one, to be timed over the 1.1-mile course. DON'T MISS: Goodwood's glorious Festival of Speed: photo galleries Perhaps the most striking...
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