Jenson Button to join JD Classics for two races in 2018

– 2009 Formula One World Champion, Jenson Button, will be driving two races with historic motorsport experts, JD Classics, in 2018
– Button will be racing a JD Classics-prepared XJR-9 at Le Mans Classic in July and another JD Classics entry at Goodwood Revival in September
– Button is one of the most experienced drivers to have ever raced in F1, with 306 race starts for Williams, Benetton, Renault, BAR, Honda, Brawn and McLaren
– JD Classics is a main sponsor of both the Goodwood Revival and Le Mans Classic

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JD Classics triumphs at Goodwood Revival with a win and two podium finishes

• JD Classics took a win and two second-place finishes at the legendary Goodwood Revival, including an incredible last-to-first finish in the Freddie March Memorial, subsequently demoted to second
• The JD Classics Historic Racing Department took victory in the Whitsun Trophy, in a Ford GT40
• The team’s Lightweight E-Type just missed its third consecutive RAC TT Celebration victory, finishing second after a 30-second penalty
• A main sponsor of the Goodwood Revival for the third year, JD Classics was racing or displaying eight cars over the weekend

Credit Suisse relives fascinating historic racing forum at Goodwood Revival

– Credit Suisse has released the video of the 8th Credit Suisse Historic Racing Forum, which entertained guests and media on Saturday morning of Goodwood Revival
– The Forum featured a star-studded line-up of legendary panelists – Sir Stirling Moss OBE, Jochen Mass, Derek Bell MBE, Dario Franchitti MBE, David Brabham, and Alain de Cadenet
– The video is available to view here: http://credit-suisse.com/classiccars/media
– Press and invited guests were also invited to watch the inaugural Kinrara Trophy race from the Credit Suisse Race Control terrace on the Friday evening
– On Sunday, a special media moment celebrated the 50th anniversary of Jack Brabham’s Formula 1 World Championship win in the Brabham BT19
– Accredited press are invited to submit their best shots from the 2016 Goodwood Revival for the popular Credit Suisse Photo Contest until October 17, 2016

JD Classics triumphs at Goodwood Revival with two wins and two pole positions

– JD Classics took two wins at the legendary Goodwood Revival, including a win in the iconic RAC TT Celebration race
– The JD Classics team also took victory in the Sussex Trophy, marking two victories from two pole positions
– A major sponsor of the Revival for the second consecutive year, JD Classics had five cars competing and two on static display; a Lamborghini Miura SV and the Le Mans Fiat Bartoletti transporter

Credit Suisse announces exciting press opportunities at Goodwood Revival

– Credit Suisse is returning to Goodwood Revival (September 9-11, 2016) with a selection of engaging media moments
– Viewing of the Kinrara Trophy race from the Credit Suisse Race Control terrace on Friday evening between 6:45 and 7:45 p.m.
– Credit Suisse Historic Racing Forum with a star line-up of racing driver panelists takes place on Saturday, September 10, at 09:00 a.m. at Credit Suisse Race Control
– On Sunday at 9:30 a.m. a special media moment will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jack Brabham’s World Championship win in the Brabham BT19
– Photo contest for accredited press will run throughout Goodwood Revival

Credit Suisse celebrated another successful Goodwood Revival weekend with drivers, media, and its racing ambassadors

– Goodwood Revival partner Credit Suisse hosted a number of captivating Media Moments during the sell-out historic racing event from September 11-13, 2015
– The Credit Suisse Historic Racing Forum returned to the Goodwood Revival to debate ‘Historic Racing Culture – Europe versus America’ with an all-star line-up of panelists
– Sir Stirling Moss OBE returned to the Forum with friends Derek Bell MBE, Jochen Mass, and Alain de Cadenet, with Forum newcomers Dario Franchitti and Jackie Oliver joining the lively discussion
– Chaired by motorsport authority and Goodwood commentator Henry Hope-Frost, the Forum was held in the recently restored Credit Suisse Race Control building in front of a packed audience and is available now for download
– Informal ‘fireside chats’ continued in the gardens of Race Control with Jochen Mass and Derek Bell MBE discussing their careers with renowned journalist Andrew Frankel

Lister Cars star at Goodwood Revival 2015

– Eight Lister competition cars took part in the Sussex Trophy on the final day of the 2015 Goodwood Revival
– Frenetic race saw a 1959 Lister-Jaguar ‘Costin’, driven by Chris Ward, score an excellent second place just behind the 1960 Ferrari 246S Dino of Bobby Verdon-Roe
– Sam Hancock finished third in a 1958 Lister-Jaguar ‘Knobbly, one of five ‘Knobbly’ models in the race
– Lister’s limited run of ten Lister ‘Knobbly’ continuations has now sold out; overwhelming response means Lister is considering a number of final special editions

JD Classics triumphs at Goodwood Revival with three race wins, a podium and two pole positions

– JD Classics took three wins at the legendary Goodwood Revival, including an incredible win in the iconic RAC TT Celebration race
– The JD Classics team also took victories in the Freddie March Memorial Trophy and the Fordwater Trophy
– A hugely successful weekend was rounded off by a second-place finish in the Sussex Trophy and two pole positions
– JD Classics was this year a main sponsor of the Goodwood Revival, and provided three course cars for the event

Lister Cars at Goodwood Revival 2015

– Host of Lister racers will again compete at the Goodwood Revival
– Nine Lister competition cars, including five ‘Knobbly’ models, are scheduled to take part in the Sussex Trophy race on Sunday September 13th 2015
– Limited run of ten Lister ‘Knobbly’ continuations now sold out; overwhelming response means Lister is considering a number of final special editions

Win a free entry to the 2016 Paris-Vienna Rally, worth £5,500

Visit Rally Round at the 2015 Goodwood Revival (Stand 402) for a chance to join next summer’s spectacular driving adventure.

On 14 June 2016, period-dressed crews in a wonderful variety of vintage and pre-1969 classic cars will set out from the Royal Palace at Fontainebleau on a competitive five-day regularity rally and reliability trial to Vienna, celebrating the epic city-to-city race of 1902.

Among them, one crew will have particular reason to smile, as they will not have paid the standard £5,500 entry fee!