The legends speak at Credit Suisse Historic Racing Forum

Saturday morning of the Goodwood Revival 2016, and six racing legends are invited by Credit Suisse to discuss "Closed Cockpit versus Single Seaters: The Path to Motorsport Glory".

Introduced by Karsten le Blanc of Credit Suisse, and guided by Motorsport writer and broadcaster Henry Hope-Frost are British racing legend Sir Stirling Moss OBE, Grand Prix and Le Mans winner Jochen Mass, and five-time 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Derek Bell MBE. They will be joined at Credit Suisse Race Control by three-time Indianapolis 500 winner, Dario Franchitti MBE, Le Mans winner and former Formula One racer, David Brabham, and TV presenter and World Sportscar Championship race winner Alain de Cadenet.

This recording is also available as an mp3 to download from HERE. Well worth a listen on the journey to work tomorrow morning!

Sunday at the Revival - This is the big one..

Sunday is always seen as The Big Day at The Revival.

The biggest crowds watching the biggest names in the biggest races.

For example, just one hour from now, the TT Celebration - a one hour, two driver race similar to the Le Mans format with two drivers per car will be waved off at 2 o'clock.

This grid of GTs features cars that raced at Le Mans in the early 1960s and are now reputedly worth in excess of £50 million pounds collectively.

Yes, FIFTY million.

And this year is expected to be once more a recreation of those Ferrari versus Aston Martin battles that took place at the beginning of the '60s, featuring a hand-picked retinue of drivers, some from that very era, others plucked from the current Formula One grid.

This might best be illustrated by five-time Le Mans winner, Derek Bell lining up alongside Ferrari F1 test driver Marc Gene (pictured) in a Jaguar vs Ferrari Battle of The Titans.



The TT is the absolute highlight of the weekend for very many of the thousands of spectators who crowd the fences to see some awesome wheel-to wheel action.