It’s easy as a car enthusiast to get swept away in a deluge of metal flames and fumes at the Goodwood Revival but occasionally you find yourself stopping for a moment and let it all sink in.
Gallery: The human side of Revival
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The billowing outfits and the beaming smiles. As much as it is about assembling, racing and celebrating the greatest historic racing cars of all time, it’s the spectacle of it all as it comes together that’s so overwhelming.
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It could spark a flutter in the heart of the most belligerent apathetic. We had our crack snappers on point all weekend trying to capture a slice of that human element that makes Revival come alive.
Photography by Tom Shaxson and Amy Shore
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