This year’s 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed has left us with stunning images of gems from Formula 1’s past, as some of motorsport’s top-flight drivers have returned to the seat where they made history. decades ago, like Nigel Mansell in his 1992 champion Williams FW14B or René Arnoux in his Renault RE20 with which he achieved the second victory of the French in the Grand Circus, the first of his life in the 1980 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Gallery: The best images of all the F1 cars that went to Goodwood in 2022
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They were not the only ones who made the fans who traveled to the estate of the Duke of Richmond enjoy themselves to witness the mythical climb, and it is that dozens of drivers made the passage of time ephemeral with single-seaters of all generations, from the most ancient to contemporary.
The well-known as well as aesthetically curious Ferrari 156 F1 , the ‘ Sharknose ‘, with which the Maranello team won their first constructors’ world title and their fifth drivers’ title, was rolling around the British hills. Interestingly, the car with which the Italians garnered their last crown, the Ferrari F2008 , in the hands of Alexander West , was also at Goodwood.
In this line of modern single-seaters, the English roads saw the Ferrari F60 from the 2009 season with Marc Gené at the controls come back to life, as did the 2010 McLaren MP4-25 with Mark Radcliffe in the cockpit. The show that Mercedes gave with its 2019 ‘black arrow’ with which it won both titles, the W10 , with Esteban Gutiérrez and George Russell leaving their mark with spins at Goodwood, was also not lacking.
Going back in time, we could see authentic Formula 1 legends, such as the Benetton-Ford 192 with which Michael Schumacher climbed to the top of the podium for the first time at the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix, with Lorina McLaughlin driving in the english rise. In addition to that car, another of the legends of the sport was represented with the performance of Mika Hakkinen, who rode in the McLaren MP4-5B with which Ayrton Senna won the 1990 title in a fierce fight against Alain Prost .
The first of the Woking cars with the MP4 nomenclature had its moment of glory, as did the Ferrari 639 and 640 of the late 1980s, the Lotus 25 twice world champion, the Brabham BT52 with Pedro Piquet at the wheel or the Toleman TG184 that starred in the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix with Senna’s first podium.
