With race winners on two wheels and four, Grand Prix winners and Le Mans victors, Isle of Man racers and Indianapolis superstars, this year’s Revival is set to be a who’s who of motorsport past and present.
Over 20 Le Mans wins will be shared across the site, with victories spanning the last six decades of the twice-round-the-clock race, including Jackie Oliver, Richard Attwood and Jochen Mass. Two five-time winners will be in action in the shape of Derek Bell and Goodwood House Captain Emanuele Pirro, while Darren Turner will bring a more modern twist, having secured his third GT class win with Aston Martin in 2017.
Current Toyota World Endurance Championship driver Mike Conway will return to the Revival for this first time in three years, jumping behind the wheel of a 1960s touring car in the St Mary’s Trophy. Leading the St Mary’s field out of the Assembly Area will be three-time Indianapolis 500 winner and four-time Indycar champion Dario Franchitti. Franchitti will lead the St Mary’s field in the driving seat of Dan Gurney’s Chevrolet Impala SS, on the car’s first trip back to the UK since the All-American Racer’s one-off British Saloon Car appearance at Silverstone in 1961.