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Catch-up on all of our Goodwood coverage: find it all here

With tens of thousands of fans, 180 cars and 60 bikes in action, and hundreds of stands featuring an incredible array of old and new machines, it’s easy to miss something at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Thankfully, Autocar is here to help. We produced comprehensive coverage from the event, with a host of galleries, reports, news stories and opinion pieces that cover everything you need to know from the festival.

Here’s all of our Goodwood coverage, in one handy list of links.

Reports

Main show report and gallery: Steve Cropley provides the best summary of the show; our snappers provide the best pics

Show highlights: our team choose their best bits

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Galleries

Best of the hillclimb: the mad machines that took to Lord March's drive

Supercar gallery: the most outlandish road cars at Goodwood

Formula 1 cars: our pick of the grand prix cars

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Cartier Style et Luxe concours: contains a surprising amount of Fiat 500 derivatives

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Does Porsche's decision to introduce turbochargers across the 911 range damage its heritage? Or is the foundations of a new era for the supercar you can use everyday?

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The drift cars: lots of pics of sideways cars and smoking tyres

Rally stage: lots of pics of sideways cars and muddy tyres

Bonhams auction: the finest cars that were sold at the show

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70 years of Ferrari: celebrate beautiful Italian machinery

50 years of AMG: highlights from Merc's performance arm

The cars in the car park: Is your car featured? Maybe (but probably not) 

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Day one highlights: Thursday's show picks

Features and opinion

Velar vs Velar: what difference does 50 years make?

Rolls-Royce Sweptail: driving a bespoke one-off up the hill

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McLaren 570S - driven: we have first run in drop-top supercar

Flat-out in a Lamborghini Centenario: ride in 760bhp beast

Goodwood's unexpected gems: featuring a real-life version of a Tamiya model

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Driving the Honda NSX-R: behind the wheel of a Japanese classic

Farewell to the Vauxhall VXR8: we give it a smoky send-off on the hill

Aston Martin DB11 first ride: AMG-engined car shows promise

Tom Kristensen interview: Le Mans legend was celebrated at show

Car launches and news

Porsche 911 GT2 debut: it's properly hardcore. We like

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Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro launched: this sounds awesome...

Jaguar XE SV Project 8 makes public debut: ...and so does this

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James Attwood

James Attwood, digital editor
Title: Acting magazine editor

James is Autocar's acting magazine editor. Having served in that role since June 2023, he is in charge of the day-to-day running of the world's oldest car magazine, and regularly interviews some of the biggest names in the industry to secure news and features, such as his world exclusive look into production of Volkswagen currywurst. Really.

Before first joining Autocar in 2017, James spent more than a decade in motorsport journalist, working on Autosport, autosport.com, F1 Racing and Motorsport News, covering everything from club rallying to top-level international events. He also spent 18 months running Move Electric, Haymarket's e-mobility title, where he developed knowledge of the e-bike and e-scooter markets. 

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