Goodwood Revival

The highlight of the first day of the 2018 Goodwood Revival saw $250 million worth of machinery in just one race. The entire event is held in period costume and is ​live-streamed across this weekend.

The last time Levis introduced a new motorcycle was in 1938, three years before it would shut down. Eighty years later, the Levis logo is resurfacing on the V6 Café Racer, a brand new motorcycle built around a modular racing car motor, a host of bespoke parts and a price tag for the very few.

The more things change in the motoring world, the more Caterham stays the same. It has stuck with the same basic design for 60 years, honing the formula into a range of racers for keen drivers. To celebrate this heritage, the company is building the SuperSprint, with a retro livery and interior.

The historic TVR marque will be reborn at this year's Goodwood Revival meeting in September. The name that made a habit out of using not very much to go awfully fast will be resurrected on the 70th anniversary of its birth.

Rather than following the motor show norm and putting priceless classics on plinths, Goodwood Revival sees them running around a track. Check out some of the highlights from this roaring throwback to the glamorous days of motor racing in our gallery.