Video Podcast – Goodwood Revival 2009
September 23rd, 2009 |
Ed Foster |
6 Comments
Welcome to another Motor Sport video podcast. This time we’re at Goodwood for the Revival event in Sussex, which I’m sure you’ll agree is the historic motor sport weekend. If you haven’t been then I hope the video goes some way to persuading you to book your tickets for next year…
We’ll hopefully be doing more of these next year so feel free to let us know what you think.
Filed under: Historic Racing, Video podcasts
Ed returned from a stint in Milan, working on the Italian version of Autocar, and joined the team in August 2007. After two years of countless scooter accidents and a constant battle against coffee addiction it was a relief for him to start writing in his mother tongue. As well as managing the website, Ed writes various features and is a regular contributor to CNN, Channel 4, Sky News, the BBC and a number of radio stations. He was also awarded the MSA/Renault Young Motoring Journalist of the Year in January 2009. 
Rich Ambroson:
September 24th, 2009 4:41am
Someday, I’ll have to get there. What an amazing event. Thanks for the little vid, Motorsport!
Don Potter:
September 24th, 2009 7:44am
It would be nice if you actually showed some cars and racing.
Ed Foster:
September 24th, 2009 8:36am
Don,
It would be great to show some cars and racing, but sadly Goodwood has a rather watertight deal with ITV which means that we weren’t allowed to!
Hence the lack of race footage…
Best
EF
Aongus Mac Cana:
October 1st, 2009 4:42pm
I look forward to more of these – especially if “unmuzzled” by ITV or other interests.
andrew sheehan:
April 27th, 2010 2:01pm
I just wanted to compliment you all on the recent upgrades and adjustments- the combination of racing history and current event reporting, along with the audio and video podcasts, is fantastic. Thanks as well for releasing the backissue discs- everything you’ve been doing is headed in exactly the right direction.
Dick Shane:
April 28th, 2010 11:32am
Great video podcast. Keep up the great work.
PS: where did Tony Jardine get those specs??? :)