Can you believe that this year's Goodwood Revival will be the event's 20th running? No, we can't either.
Of course, the Duke of Richmond will ensure this auspicious anniversary is celebrated in style and, as it coincides with Silverstone's 70th birthday, this year's themed pits will evoke the Northamptonshire circuit's ’50s glory days.
Constructed in 2012 for the jaw-dropping, 10-strong collection of Silver Arrows and Auto Unions, perhaps it's appropriate that the pits will commemorate the fact that 70 years ago was also the first race of the ‘modern’ Grand Prix era, hosted at Silverstone.
And, of course, there's a thrilling race programme in store for September's extravaganza, too.
Expect a special celebration for the Revival's 20th anniversary
The Revival's 20th will also be marked with a large parade of cars that have been race-winners across the event's two-decade history.
Indeed, the Revival Winners demonstration will feature nearly 50 racing superstars, including the Jim Clark Lotus-Climax 25, raced by Andy Middlehurst, that's taken the chequered flag in five of the last seven Glover Tophies.
Another great Goodwood race-winner set to star in this parade is the ex-Raymond Mays ERA A-type R3A.
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