GOODWOOD FESTIVAL PICS

[ROADRUNNER3]

Here are some of my shots from Friday's event. It actually turned out better than I had expected, although the emphasis is now shifting very heavily towards the modern stuff.....

















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[Blukoo]

Some brilliant pictures.

Nice work.

[SamHH]

Nice pictures.

I didn't think there was any more of an emphasis on modern vehicles than at any of the previous ones I've been to. It seemed like a good mix to me, although I would happily have seen the road cars replaced by some more racing cars.

[D4VE 3LL]

Is that a RUF? Looks awsome! Whats it called?
Great photos by the way mate, wish I'd have made the efort for the trip down there now.

[bishbash]

D4VE 3LL said:

Is that a RUF? Looks awsome! Whats it called?
Great photos by the way mate, wish I'd have made the efort for the trip down there now.

RUF CTR3

[D4VE 3LL]

bishbash said:

D4VE 3LL said:

Is that a RUF? Looks awsome! Whats it called?
Great photos by the way mate, wish I'd have made the efort for the trip down there now.

RUF CTR3

Cheers

[tim-b]

Hope you don't mind me adding a few of mine;













more here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/motion-captured/sets/...

As usual so much to see/photograph, just wish i had more time to sort through and upload more of them!

[flat-planedCrank]

ROADRUNNER3 said:

Seeing the drivers face clearly makes this so much more engaging
Cracking Red Arrows shot as well

tim-b said:

Love these two shots, top stuff



Cheers.

[horacethefrog]

Some nice shots there, particularly like:

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I agree that it was more biased towards more modern stuff this year - there were none of the giant Brooklands monsters of previous years like Mephistopheles and the Napier Railton. On the other hand it was no worse for it - instead there was that mad 900bhp 4x4 belonging to Sandra Bullock's hubby and an amazing array of 917s not to mention Seb Loeb's first visit.

Here's a few of mine. C&C welcome as always. The rest are here

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