To see DD300 the ex John Chatham green big Healey...fantastic, what a car! Thank you Richard, your passion for Brit sports cars is heartwarming. Us Brits are so lucky to have an event like the Goodwood Revival.
Isn't it a fantastic place to be Richard. Simply fabulous , and as always we can count on your total passion and inexhaustable knowledge. I well recall my first visit . I emerged from the tunnel to be greeted by the 250 LM trickling past my feet ! Would love to have been there and of course met you good self but sadly life got in the way. Look forward to your next show . Thanks Richard .
Hi Richard I’m so pleased that you made it here and I hope everyone was very welcoming to you. I’m sorry we haven’t met yet but maybe “next time”! Warm compliments to you and your Dad for your great work 🙏
Wonderful wonderful stuff! (And sunshine as well!) what could be more perfect? Thanks for sharing this with us Richard, you’re knowledge of these classics is very very impressive. Live long and prosper 🖖
I did Goodwood in 2017. A great day except it rained but the Meguiar's guys gave me an umbrella. There was a Lockeed P-38, a Curtiss, P-40, a Bristol Blenheim that was used in the film "Dunkirk," some Spitfires, many more and there were old cars too.
Today I happened to be working at the Rolls Royce plant about half a mile away, I saw some great cars on the way in this morning, a yellow Dino was the one for me, I didn't see any racing... But I heard plenty!
As you blithely tripped along the line of ERA's I really thought you might have paused to tip your cap with respect upon reaching "Remus", (the blue car with yellow wheels) , Prince Bira's new mount in 1936.One of the most regularly/constantly raced competition cars in the world.
I love this. Goodwood is such a wonderful example of classic cars and the culture that went with them. It is also wonderful that they try and keep things period correct with clothing, Spitfire flyovers etc. You are near some of my relatives and I wish I was there.
I've had the honor to have two trips through the Revival pits with the late great Alain deCadenet and it was magical. I urge any car nut to forget small-ball like "cost" an attend The Revival. Just do it.
I think somebody is getting a little excited.... I have done some work on cars at Historic Race Meetings but never the Revival..... There are some Stunning cars there..... And Planes....Great Job Richard.... :-))
For those of us who cannot be there is person, your behind the scene tour is exceptional. More content please and a few more shots inside the cabins to see what these vintage race cars interiors looked like.
I've scratched Monza, Monaco, and Goodwood Revival off my bucket list and Goodwood is the one I'd go back to. Easily the most accessible and fun! Please stop making these excellent videos, we don't need any Netflix Drive To Survive type promotion to spoil it!!
For those who don't know the Goodwood Revival or Goodwood Festival of Speed, the most important thing to know is that access to the paddock / cars / people /drivers like this is standard, every ticket, all the time. It's fantastic like that. With the FoS especially, if you want to see F1 teams, people and cars up close and personal, the FoS beats any F1 race. Part of it is because they're relaxing that weekend, not trying to win a race.
Some of the most famous and best drivers in motor sport history compete at Goodwood. Who says they aren't trying to win? It's just all the racing is completed under the spirit of gentlemanly competition, not to win at any cost.
@@philhawley1219 oh absolutely yes! They don't record an official time for the modern F1 cars up the hill climb (doesn't seem to stop them having go anyway). And I can remember Gwynfaf Evans setting a blistering time, back in the 1990s! But it certainly is "for the fun of it", which is lovely.
I was referring to the Revival. FoS is OK but the GR is something else. I had a ticket for this weekend but due to ill health could not go. However my brother just messaged me with pictures of my 10 year old nephew strapped into the cockpit of a genuine works D type Jag by one of the mechanics .I am sure that is a memory he will treasure for ever. That is the kind of thing that could only happen at Goodwood, I am just so sorry to have missed it. Best wishes, Phil.
At 71 I lived in the best of times for music and hot rods . This one is on my bucket list to see . Thanks for sharing !
Best show in the world for classic competition cars ,nothing else comes close the atmosphere is fabulous.
Keep the content flowing. Can't wait for more !
To see DD300 the ex John Chatham green big Healey...fantastic, what a car! Thank you Richard, your passion for Brit sports cars is heartwarming. Us Brits are so lucky to have an event like the Goodwood Revival.
Great to hear from you Tim, yes I didn't even notice DD300, one of the most successful Healey's of all time! That's goodwood for you...
Richard, you have my favorite yt channel to watch. Thanks for recording this video so I could be there too!
Great stuff thank you for sharing and narrating!!
Isn't it a fantastic place to be Richard. Simply fabulous , and as always we can count on your total passion and inexhaustable knowledge. I well recall my first visit . I emerged from the tunnel to be greeted by the 250 LM trickling past my feet ! Would love to have been there and of course met you good self but sadly life got in the way. Look forward to your next show . Thanks Richard .
Hi Richard I’m so pleased that you made it here and I hope everyone was very welcoming to you. I’m sorry we haven’t met yet but maybe “next time”! Warm compliments to you and your Dad for your great work 🙏
Thanks for the vid! I've been to Goodwood 3 times and can't wait to return!
Wonderful wonderful stuff! (And sunshine as well!) what could be more perfect? Thanks for sharing this with us Richard, you’re knowledge of these classics is very very impressive. Live long and prosper 🖖
Thank you for sharing! Amazing automotive/race history. Very cool that there was a dress code. Classy.
Fantastic to see a different view of goodwood.
I did Goodwood in 2017. A great day except it rained but the Meguiar's guys gave me an umbrella. There was a Lockeed P-38, a Curtiss, P-40, a Bristol Blenheim that was used in the film "Dunkirk," some Spitfires, many more and there were old cars too.
Immersive! Really gives a great feeling of being there. Thanks so much.
Today I happened to be working at the Rolls Royce plant about half a mile away,
I saw some great cars on the way in this morning, a yellow Dino was the one for me,
I didn't see any racing... But I heard plenty!
As you blithely tripped along the line of ERA's I really thought you might have paused to tip your cap with respect upon reaching "Remus", (the blue car with yellow wheels) , Prince Bira's new mount in 1936.One of the most regularly/constantly raced competition cars in the world.
Fantastic run through as always Richard. Thank you
I love this. Goodwood is such a wonderful example of classic cars and the culture that went with them. It is also wonderful that they try and keep things period correct with clothing, Spitfire flyovers etc. You are near some of my relatives and I wish I was there.
Richard… Just an amazing video of the most beautiful cars in the world thanks for sharing it with us . 😊
No words
WOW WOW WOW.Thankyou richard.
Superb Richard,I was there on Saturday, fantastic event, probably the best UK motor racing event I’ve been too, including the Silverstone Classic!
Again, thank you for taking the time to review such treasures.
Nice video. I was there on Saturday. Had a great time but so tired at the end of the day. Glad you enjoyed it!
Superb content. Well done to give flavour of the fabulous paddock
Dude, thank you VERY much!
Excellent video Richard, thank you very much indeed. Kind regards, Richard.
Have been a member of the GRRC for fourteen years, and always enjoy a walk around the paddock early in the morning.
Lovely video Richard, I was there but didn’t see you, thanks for capturing this!
Omg the cooling fins were spectacular.
Nice video man, had two days at Revival this year but was great to relive some of it through your video, great stuff indeed sir👍
Great video and amazing picture quality.
Your one lucky boy . Looking forward to more
Thanks Richard
Dream cars for ever I love your channel love your content.
Thanks for a great video. You know your stuff
Great vid, second best to being there.
11:56 It is intake manifold. Great video 👍Thanks
Yep, def intake manifold thanks for keeping me honest!!!
Amazing, I need to go
Thank you Richard 👌🍺🇬🇧
I've had the honor to have two trips through the Revival pits with the late great Alain deCadenet and it was magical. I urge any car nut to forget small-ball like "cost" an attend The Revival. Just do it.
The MGBs where cool to see. I wish i was their but im stuck in Florida!
Considering the rarity of the WSM "B" a few more shots would have been welcomed.
Fantastic!
Got the Trilby on Richard…good stuff!
I think somebody is getting a little excited.... I have done some work on cars at Historic Race Meetings but never the Revival..... There are some Stunning cars there..... And Planes....Great Job Richard.... :-))
Brilliant
6:50 That MGB looks to be one of the old works cars from the 60s.
Fabulous.
For those of us who cannot be there is person, your behind the scene tour is exceptional. More content please and a few more shots inside the cabins to see what these vintage race cars interiors looked like.
Okay more interiors this for part 2!
I've scratched Monza, Monaco, and Goodwood Revival off my bucket list and Goodwood is the one I'd go back to. Easily the most accessible and fun! Please stop making these excellent videos, we don't need any Netflix Drive To Survive type promotion to spoil it!!
Great vid thank you ...Question , the blue Alpha, is the exhaust manifold blowing into the "super charger " or is it a turbo charger ? thank you agin
You're right, that was the intake manifold!
Wonderful
Well Done, Laddie !
Hi Richard, sorry did not catch up with you. I was there only Friday.
WOW!
All beauty's
My heart skipped when I saw the line up of cortinas, even though I look at my own everyday
Me too.
@@dougdavis169 and me! Mk1 gt two door irmine white.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@biddlelove2135 Mines mk1 2door gt white n blue stripe
@@adrianryan1975 beautiful shape car!👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Nice one 👍
Waiting to see the Triumphs!
R M O..... thanks for posting your videos!!! As my buddy used to say...
"You lucky dawg !!"
Jag 400 there is a famous picture of sterling moss driving it, i have it as my screen saver
Great timetravel
We were there. Alway go. We got an entry for one of our cars
Awesome which car?
WOW,fantastic vid and your here in the UK😮Have a great time and have a warm beer on me 🎉
ken
That was cool
Haha.... Richard acknowledges the most notable thing about a Swifttune engine - their price!!
Hermoso video
thanks for the great video. I look forward to working with you. Why are you wearing a black armband?
Lovely
MGBs are cool but you hurried past the
60s Corvettes with the 327 and 427 cubic inch V8s By far the best sounding cars on
The track!!
Right? Would've loved a close scan of the fastback Barracuda too. Just not RMO's thing.
@@johna1160 I would have loved to see a fastback Barracuda.
Okay okay I will get the big bangers today then, V8s incoming!!
@@RichardMichaelOwen Your The Best!!
Thank You!!
You've travelled a long way
I live an hour away from the track
I guess you live 3 days away from track
For noise, see the V16 BRM!
Yes got it on track yesterday before it became an oil burner
Ga-ga-ga gorgeous.
I hope the kid with the scooter didn't damage
skipped right over the Grand Sports?
I'll get them today!
For those who don't know the Goodwood Revival or Goodwood Festival of Speed, the most important thing to know is that access to the paddock / cars / people /drivers like this is standard, every ticket, all the time. It's fantastic like that.
With the FoS especially, if you want to see F1 teams, people and cars up close and personal, the FoS beats any F1 race. Part of it is because they're relaxing that weekend, not trying to win a race.
Some of the most famous and best drivers in motor sport history compete at Goodwood. Who says they aren't trying to win? It's just all the racing is completed under the spirit of gentlemanly competition, not to win at any cost.
@@philhawley1219 oh absolutely yes! They don't record an official time for the modern F1 cars up the hill climb (doesn't seem to stop them having go anyway). And I can remember Gwynfaf Evans setting a blistering time, back in the 1990s! But it certainly is "for the fun of it", which is lovely.
I was referring to the Revival. FoS is OK but the GR is something else. I had a ticket for this weekend but due to ill health could not go. However my brother just messaged me with pictures of my 10 year old nephew strapped into the cockpit of a genuine works D type Jag by one of the mechanics .I am sure that is a memory he will treasure for ever. That is the kind of thing that could only happen at Goodwood, I am just so sorry to have missed it. Best wishes, Phil.
That was my brother that interrupted you at 2:51. He said to say he’s sorry. 😁
One of my favorite parts!
Your my hero 250 lm what the hey.
I think people pay for the parking spots there?!
Crikey! 😄
The cars are awesome, but you really have worn out the word "wow". 😂
Yep, my fault 😎
sigh.........nostalgia, so expensive..........sigh.....
Salut my friend super car super video subscribe subscribe
Had to force himself to note the 904s. I'm outta here . . .
Highly sexual!😂😂🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍