Cars

Taking place on 1–3 September, this year’s Concours of Elegance will feature the electric mix of exotic metal we’ve come to expect, and as the digital media partner, Classic Driver is once again delighted to host its photography competition. The winner will receive VIP tickets to the event, comprising breakfast, lunch, and, of course, champagne, as well as a limited-edition Pullman Editions event poster. What’s more, nine runners-up will also receive a pair of standard tickets.

The Williams Formula 1 team is marking its 40th birthday this year and, as you’d expect, it’s celebrating in style. At last weekend’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the team’s Heritage arm, which was founded in 2014 with the express purpose of showcasing, running, and maintaining the team's back-catalogue of machines, was out in force running two cars — the FW14B and FW08B six-wheeler — and displaying a further three.

Goodwood’s annual summer festival has already come and gone in speedy style, and choosing just one favourite moment from the past four days is nigh on impossible, as there are simply too many to choose from. So, here are just a few unforgettable moments that have remained at the forefront of our minds.

With Monterey Car Week just over one month away, it’s that time of year when the major auction houses start to lay down their cards and reveal the blue-chip metal they’ve consigned for the biggest collector car sales of the year.

Green is the colour

From the 187-lot catalogue, featuring cars, bikes, boats, and automobilia, our interest was first piqued by the Bahama Yellow over Blue 1979 Aston Martin V8 Volante (est. 130,000–150,000 euros), a refreshingly vibrant colour scheme for such a gentlemanly chariot, and then by the 1975 Citroën Mehari (est.