The massive weekend of the Goodwood Revival on September 7-9 has come and gone, and for those three days, colossal crowds enjoyed some really great classic car racing. (See Cavallino 228 for a full car report.) But the cars aren’t the only attraction. Many years ago, the Revival instituted a “dress code” for the paddock, whereby entry was gained if you dressed up in period costume, notably in dress worn during the circuit's heyday from 1948 to 1966. This proved very popular a

Indian Summer it was – as Americans would perhaps say – on September 27, 1952. But nevertheless, Roy Salvadori's famous words ring true in this photograph as mechanics roll Louis Rosier's Ferrari 375F1 back to its paddock stall after one of its races that day. In the typical format of those years at Goodwood, there would be three Formula Libre races for a catchall field with some older Grand Prix cars which were no longer eligible for championship races under the two liter Fo