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It were different in our day

It’s time to rummage in the dressing-up box, raid the vintage clothing shops, pack a picnic and head for a truly classic circuit in the Sussex Downs. Yes, it’s Revival time again as the Goodwood season reaches its climax in September when the Duke of Richmond closes the gates on the modern world outside and takes us back to motor racing’s more glamorous and romantic days.

This year, as ever, we can expect some great racing on both four wheels and two around the fast and flowing corners that have challenged, and still challenge, even the most skilful drivers, past and present.

There will be new races, one exclusively for MGBs, as well as old favourites like the St Mary’s Trophy for 1960s

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