Goodwood TV

[Joe Handley]

One of my favorite YouTube Channels, Goodwood TV

https://www.youtube.com/user/GoodwoodTV/videos

 

And yes, there is a Studebaker Lark, Plymouth Barracuda, AND a Ford Galaxy ()all out there cutting it up with the Alfas and Cortinas

[89AKurt]

That Galaxy looks HUGE!    Impressed the Lark did so well.  That's some great action.

[1930fordpickup]

24 minutes ago, 89AKurt said:

That Galaxy looks HUGE!    Impressed the Lark did so well.  That's some great action.

They had a hot rod overhead valve V8 before Chevy did.  In fact the fastest production car in 57  was not a Chevy, it was a Studebaker.  There is another video with the Galaxy kicking some tail LOL. 

 

[Joe Handley]

The American Iron and Mixed Origin cars that show up on that course just astound me, late 50's Squarebird, Mid 50's Caddy V8 powered sports car, Nash Metropoliton. Then you have the usual Suspects, Falcons, Vettes, Mustangs, the occasional Camaro, and I can't leave out the Cobras!

[1930fordpickup]

Yes this is a good way to spend an hour faster than you think. LOL I like the commentators they are good.  

[Dentz]

Just watched all the Cobras and E-types (and others) go at it, what a tilt! That is some seriously fun racing even though I choke up a little when I see one get crunched. The 3rd place finisher in a Lister 400 was something to see. Lost his back windscreen then a few laps later chucked the weather strip at a Cobra following him. Classic formula's up next!

[Joe Handley]

11 hours ago, 1930fordpickup said:

Yes this is a good way to spend an hour faster than you think. LOL I like the commentators they are good.  

I have a difficult enough time with YouTube anyway, especially now that I have a SmarTV, stuff like this, the Smoking Tire One Takes, 1320 Video, the Cleetus Mcfarland, and The History Guy all make it worse !

[Speedfreak]

Looks like fun to me.