Another stunning and star-studded Goodwood Festival of Speed has come and gone, leaving competitors and fans alike already yearning for next year's edition. From the event's celebration of 30 years since Nigel Mansell's F1 world title with Williams to runs up the hill of a myriad of stars past and present, from the sights and sounds of racing machinery spanning over seven decades to Max Chilton's record-breaking blast up the hill onboard his McMurty Speirling electric fan car, everyone went home with an overflow of images and memories. Perhaps the most heartwarming sight last weekend was paralysed motorcycle legend Wayne Rainey saddling his Yamaha YZR500 and sharing the tarmac with fellow...
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