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Goodwood Driver’s Portraits, 2026

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Photos by Jonathan Sharp

Jonathan Sharp as been photographing the drivers at both the Goodwood Festival and the Revival since 2013 (see link below). And aside from their awesome talent behind the wheel, almost all of the drivers share a bright smile, as if they are really, truly, enjoying themselves. And given the evidence over the past 13 years, we tend to think that this behavior is in fact an honest reflection of their feelings.

So enjoy another season of “Drivers” at Goodwood, thanks to Jonathan Sharp.–Ed. [Read more…] about Goodwood Driver’s Portraits, 2026

Goodwood Revival 2024, Sharp Part 2

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We endured most types of weather over the weekend but thankfully the snow that carpeted the drivers club was fake!

Story and photos by Jonathan Sharp

As the Revival is so much more than an historic car race meeting I thought I would start with shots that do not actual include a racing car or race. But following the atmosphere shots below, we’ll present a few photos of some of the drivers at Goodwood this year.

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Drivers at the Goodwood FOS 2024

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Tom Kristensen channels his inner Bernd Rosemeyer

Story and photos by Jonathan Sharp

Due to my inability to be at two places at once (I will work on that) I was not able to photograph every driver, but the following are a selection of those that I did manage to catch. And something we note, happily, every year, in most cases, the drivers are smiling, joking, relaxed and in a great mood. Such is the magic that is the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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Goodwood Revival: Drivers

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James Wood, 1952 Ferrari 375 Grant Piston Ring Special, Ferrari 75th anniversary parade

Story and photos by Jonathan Sharp

The multiple joys of Goodwood; in addition to the practice sessions and the 16 races held over three days, the spectators could also enjoy a parade of in excess of 100 Austin Sevens each morning in celebration of the humble baby Austin’s centenary. A parade in commemoration of the late great Graham Hill, it being sixty years since he won his first Formula One World Championship, and a parade in celebration of 75 years of Ferrari.

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