In Pictures: Young drivers take a spin in vintage race event
The event has an old-fashioned theme but some participants showed promise of a great future in the sport.
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Your support makes all the difference.At first sight any visitor to the Goodwood Revival would have thought they had travelled back in time as cars took to the race track at the vintage event.
However, some of the drivers dazzling the crowds were very much ones for the future as they put the cars through their paces.
Spectators in vintage costumes watched the action in soggy conditions.
Formula One great Sir Jackie Stewart was there to add his expertise.