Goodwood Festival of Speed
The Goodwood Festival of Speed is a big car event in the UK where people can see many different types of cars racing up a hill. It's a fun place for car lovers.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed is an annual hillclimb event held in the UK, showcasing a variety of vehicles from classic cars to modern supercars, along with motorsport demonstrations.
Hear It Discussed
"BYD's premium brand called Denza began as a joint venture with Mercedes made [602.0s] their Z introduction at Goodwood Festival of Speed."
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055 Everyday Driver Car Debate
"We're gonna go back to Goodwood again. We gotta do that every few years. There's a Porsche race there this year."
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"Because from the British Grand Prix, we then move on to the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It's busy a few days, isn't it, for car people in this country?"
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