During the week, Tim is a designer for a major European manufacturer; in his spare time, he uses that eye for detail to take some fantastic pictures. As such, Tim was one of several photographers hired by Goodwood to capture the action at the 2014 Revival; here are his favourite shots…
Photos: © Tim Brown for Goodwood
Two pre-War delights spearheaded the £15.4m sale, earning two World Record results in the process. The Lagonda LG45R Rapide – billed by Bonhams as “arguably the most visibly recognisable pre-War sports-racing car” – fetched a bang-on-estimate £1,569,500, while the fabulous, Mille Miglia class-winning OM 665 SS MM Superba realised an impressive £1,255,900 (estimate: £800,000-950,000).
Whether you were unlucky enough to be otherwise engaged during Revival weekend – or were there, but simply overwhelmed by the sights, smells, sounds and styles – Amy's gallery provides another viewpoint from which to absorb the action. Enjoy!
Photos: Amy Shore for Goodwood
We’ve taken an in-depth look at the resurrection of the famous tower in the past – but following its Credit Suisse-sponsored restoration last year, this video sees the experts explain just why the tower (and the Revival) is so important.
Photo/Video: Credit Suisse
There are anniversaries galore in 2014, and given that each will be celebrated in a way only Goodwood could pull off, it’s hard to know where to start. Take the Lavant Cup for starters: a race set to feature 23 Jaguar D-types to mark 60 years of Malcolm Sayer’s impossibly curvaceous design.
The headline act of the sale is (somewhat refreshingly) not a sole multi-million-pound lot, but rather 10 sensational racing Abarths from the Maranello Rosso collection. Beyond those, we’ve picked our 10 sale favourites below – should you wish, you can also view the full lotlist here.
As the second series-production model from Mercedes-Benz’s AMG division in Affalterbach, the GT will retain the same front-engined, rear-wheel-drive layout of its predecessor – but little else.
This delightful video – featuring a 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV – doubles as a subtle advertisement for the car, which is currently being sold by Lisbon-based Classic Driver dealer Cool & Vintage. As if a 1970s Alfa weren’t appealing enough on its own…