Goodwood Revival 2014: pictures

The Goodwood Revival is complemented by the 'Over the road' section outside the track limits - including a ferris wheel, wall of death and helper skelter.

The Paddocks are where the cars competing in the races around the circuit are kept while they aren't racing, and are a great place to chat to mechanics and drivers.

Jackie Stewart's career was being celebrated at the event, and his Tyrell-Cosworth 001 was part of the display dedicated to the legendary racer.

This biker gang was parked up near a rock-and-roll band in their distinctive outfits - they were called The Hornets.

Some of the most valuable cars in the world are driven in and parked up by their owners - this Jaguar XKSS was parked next to a tatty Vauxhall Victor.

It's not just classic cars that visitors bring along to the Revival - this McLaren F1 was parked up just outside the pre-1973 car park.

It might looks like a classic car, but this Morgan 3 Wheeler is available to buy new from the company today.

The Alfa Romeo Spider famously starred in the film The Graduate, and this owner has decided to let all onlookers know what their favourite film is.

This little Lotus Elan looked great in the morning sun thanks to its striking green paint.

No, it's not the real Earl's Court - nor is it a real motor show. It's a collection of classic and modern cars in a mocked-up British Motor Show from the post-war period.

For many at the Revival one of the biggest draws is the huge selection of vintage clothes shops - perfect for making next year's costume even better.

This old-fashioned Tesco store sells all sorts of period-correct groceries.

The new Land Rover Discovery Sport on display in the (fake) Earl's Court Motor Show.

The inside of the mocked-up Earl's Court Motor Show. Front: a Ford Mustang.

One of six new Jaguar E-Type Lightweight racers being built by the firm's SVO division.

 A beautiful Alfa Romeo Montreal - one of the cars you said you'd love to see recreated in our Most Wanted feature - inside the Earl's Court Motor Show.

One of the races this year was a celebration of the Jaguar D-Type, with several examples of this gorgeous Le Mans legend battling it out.

The Goodwood track was in use all weekend, including an exciting battle between some classic saloon car racers.

Maserati was a big focus this year, with some of the brand's most iconic racers on display in the paddocks and out on the track - including this incredible Tipo 61.

Some of the rarest, most expensive and most beautiful racing cars on Earth are present at the Revival - including this Ferrari 250 GTO.

It's not just classic cars on display at the event, with plenty of old aircraft being shown and flown too.

The Revival's pre-1973 car park is one of the best classic car shows in the world, with legends like the Lamborghini Miura brushing shoulders with affordable cars like the Triumph Spitfire.

The Revival's pre-1973 car park is one of the best classic car shows in the world, with legends like the Lamborghini Miura brushing shoulders with affordable cars like the Triumph Spitfire.

As if the De Tomaso Pantera wasn't outrageous enough already, this owner has gone with a fantastic turquoise paint job.