Sir Jackie Stewart and Lady Susie Moss
Story and photos by Jonathan Sharp
Goodwood, 17-19 September
‘The Goodwood Revival, a magical step back in time’ is a very apt description, but back in the 50s and 60s surely people were not this polite, or this friendly? The politeness arrives the minute you walk through the main gate, no cancel that, it starts the minute you drive into the car parks. Everyone greets you with a smile and that is usual followed with a ‘Good morning, Sir/Madam.’ Even the people controlling the pedestrian crossing seem to be blowing their whistles in a friendly manner.
There is no doubt about it, the workers, the spectators and the drivers were was just glad to be back at Goodwood; you only have to look at the faces to see that. Monday mornings return us to the real world of 2021; it is going to come as a bit of a shock.
I think I will stay here for a while longer.
Andre Lotterer
Andre Lotterer with Rupert Clevely.
Andrew Jordan and his cleaning ladies.
Benoit Treluyer
Brian Johnson of ACDC
Antony Reid, Richard Attwood, Troy Corser and the grid girls.
British Touring Car ace Matt Neal
Derek Bell
Elliot Moss Restauranter and son of the late Sir Stirling Moss.
David Brabham
Damon Hill
Eric Helary
Ford CEO Jim Farley hence a GT40
Jenson Button looking for Oliver Hardy.
Jochan Mass and Tazio (Graeme Hardy)
Karun Chandhok
Peter Greenfield with the ex Giddings Alfa 158.
Marshalls
Motorcycle racer Jenny Tinmouth
Nick Mason
Nigel Griffiths (entrant), Ewen Sergison (driver)
Rauno Aaltonen
Richard Attwood
Romain Dumas
Ross Brawn
Rowan Atkinson
Sir Jackie Stewart
Jean Eric Vergne
“The right crowd and no crowding.”
Why does AC/DC (note / ) get a mention, and not Pink Floyd (Nick Mason)?
All of my favorite drivers have turned into old men! Have they aged like I have?