Goodwood Festival of Speed Hill Climb (UK) Though not a traditional race, Goodwood’s Hill Climb is motorsport’s living museum in motion. Since 1993, this annual July event in West Sussex showcases historic and modern machines roaring up a 1.86-km hillside course past Lord March’s estate. From 1920s Bugattis to F1 cars and electric hypercars, all compete against the clock in a celebration of engineering evolution. Drivers include legends like Sir Stirling Moss and current champions. The informal, fan-accessible atmosphere—cars parked on grass, no grandstands—creates intimacy rare in modern motorsport. The “shootout” finale often produces record runs. Goodwood doesn’t crown a champion; it honors heritage, innovation, and sound. It’s where past and future collide in a glorious, smoky symphony of pistons, passion, and British eccentricity.
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