Goodwood Festival of Speed 2015

Enjoy our gallery from the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed as the motor industry descends on Sussex once again…

• Global debut of the Aston Martin Vulcan at Goodwood
• Global debut of the Aston Martin Vulcan at Goodwood
• Global debut of the Aston Martin Vulcan at Goodwood
• 1957 Citroen DS 19 Berline
• 1957 Citroen DS 19 Berline
• 1957 Citroen DS 19 Berline
• 1968 Citroen DS 21 Cabriolet Usine
• 1973 Citroen DS 23 Familiale
• Alfa Romeo Tipo B
• Aston Martin DB9
• Aston Martin Ulster
• Audi Sport Quattro S1 E2
• Bentley 4.5 Litre Supercharged
• Citroen DS 19 1958
• Citroen DS 19 1957 Berline
• Ferrari 250 MM
• Ferrari California
• Ferrari California
• Fiat S76
• McLaren 650s GT3
• Napier-Railton Special
• Plymouth Superbird
• Peugeot 404 Diesel
• Rover SD1 Vitesse TWR
• Volkswagen-Chevrolet Beetle
• Rolls Royce course car
• Rolls Royce
• Former F1 racer Derek Bell drives Surtees TS7 at FOS
• Jenson Button drives McLaren MP4-6
• Mercedes Petronas F1 car prepares to take the 'hill'
• F1 ace Nico Rosberg takes a selfie with crowd at the FOS
• Question time with Nico Rosberg
• It wouldn't be Goodwood without Sir Stirling Moss
• F1 ace Kimi Kimi Raikkonen in his 2010 Ferrari GP ride

     

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The 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed has been and gone, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take a deep breath and inhale the high-octane action once more… Join CDG-Cars as we look back at the photos from this year’s event.

This year marked the 60th anniversary of the iconic – and it has to be said, Marmite-like – Citroen DS. This was reflected with some extremely rare examples of the French classic congregating at Goodwood. We happen to love it – so there’s a good few snaps to enjoy in our gallery above.

With the world of motor sport also firmly ensconced in the Sussex Downs, we witnessed the likes of Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen and Mercedes F1 pilot Nico Rosberg taking to the track – along with the ever-present Sir Stirling Moss, of course.

Alongside demonstrations from the motor sport contingency, we also enjoyed a first glimpse of the futuristic-looking Aston Martin Vulcan, an 800bhp track-only version of the One-77 with a price tag of around £1.8 million. Sit back and enjoy the ride…