Brits on Pole At Large: Goodwood Festival of Speed podcast
By LJ Hutchins
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
Wanting to experience the sights and sounds of the 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed first-hand? In that case, welcome, you’ve come to the right place.
It took a little longer to produce than our photo gallery, which you can visit here, but the half-hour podcast from our visit to the festival is here now too.
Brits on Pole At Large is our first ever podcast. In it we talk you through all the attractions from the hillclimb and the forest rally stage to the F1 paddock and its incredible displays of vintage and modern racing vehicles.
We were also able to meet up with Keith Collantine from F1 Fanatic and have a chat with him, which was an added bonus. You can hear his thoughts on the festival as part of the podcast.
It’s fair to say there’s nothing quite like the Festival of Speed anywhere else in British motorsport – we hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Listen here:
Listen to the podcast here (29 min 55 secs)
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- 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed photos
- Goodwood Festival of Speed: if you missed it, check this out
- Goodwood’s got some dates for your 2010 diary
- Goodwood Festival of Speed in pictures
- Brits on Pole on tour: F1 Fanatic guest series
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Author: LJ Hutchins. Supports McLaren, kind of. Thinks James May gets a rough deal off the other two. Drives a Subaru Impreza but regrets its lack of bright blue paint and gold wheels. Is very nearly old enough to know better but probably never will. Is a supporter member of the BWRDC. LJ has written 1117 articles for us.
