Goodwood

[caption id="attachment_13273" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Tempting! Pierce Isaacs ponders racing the 1958 Sadler-Chevrolet Mk3 built by legendary Canadian racing car builder and fellow VRCBC member, Bill Sadler. - Al Reid photo[/caption] October 4, 2017

VRCBC members are always travelling the world of motorsports and sending back reports for our web site. Our most recent reporters were Al Reid and Pierce Isaacs, who took part in an excursion to England in September, culminating in a visit to the great Goodwood Revival Meeting. They were ably supported by Steve Jones, a retired Lotus Seven Vintage racer from Calgary.

During this trip they visited: the Morgan Motor Company factory, the Cotswold Motoring Museum, the new Jaguar factory where the F-Type is made, the British Motor Museum, Desmond J, Smail Limited (Aston Martin specialists), the Aston Martin Works, the Williams F1 Museum, the National Motor Museum and of course, the Goodwood Revival weekend.

That was a lot to do and see in only eight days but our intrepid correspondents came through heroically, selecting the following photos (from hundreds) to illustrate their adventure for us.

[caption id="attachment_4890" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Grand Prix Ferrari cockpit - M. Zumm photo"][/caption] META stalwarts and VRCBC members, Linda and Manny Zumm had a great time at this year's Goodwood Revival. They sent us the following 'trip report' and many photos which really capture the atmosphere of this event. Check...

[caption id="attachment_4643" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="The legendary Jackie Stewart with the VRCBC's very own legend, Mike Tate (he's the one on the right) at Goodwood 2011 - Photo by Mike Tate & Associates"][/caption]
The VRCBC's Mike Tate was at this year's Goodwood Revival Meeting and sent us a few photos (see below), undoubtedly to make us all jealous - which he has done successfully. In Mike's own words:
"It was an incredible spectacle from the first green flag to the last chequered one.  Was it all too much?  Not a bit of it. I would do it all again in a heartbeat."
Check out Mike's stories and more photos on the Western Driver website (here and here and here ) and watch for his full report and more photos in the next edition of the VRCBC Vantage Newsletter.