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The third running of our WHO Goodwood Revival takes place on Saturday 21 September, just a fortnight after the actual event at nearby RAF Westhampnett. It's a day devoted to 1:32 scale models of cars that competed in the 1948-1966 era, when the Goodwood Circuit was active, with all our classes and formats based on the Revival race meetings that began in 1998. 1948-66 dress code is encouraged, even if it's just a retro T-shirt or a flat cap...

   

There's a re-jig of the format for this year - the club car rotation has been dropped, which give us time for all six WHO Goodwood classes. The pairs and team race are at the start of the day and the individual races at the end...

   

There are likely to be loaners for the Whitsun Trophy race (almost certainly Scalextric GT40s), but not for the Sussex and Richmond Trophies.

We keep the same track that Mike designed for the inaugural Revival in 2022. The layout is aimed at smooth running and exciting digital racing for these models of classic cars - and has elements inspired by the Goodwood Circuit.

   

A condition of entry is that drivers have completed at least one WHO Digital event - ideally one of the Nascar & Legends evenings that take place in January, February, July & August each year. This is not a day to jump in the deep end and learn the ropes of digital racing! All the races use the RCS64 software, including fuel & tyre simulations and a weather simulation for the six-car Kinrara Trophy team race.

   

Race fees are £6 for adults, £4 for under-16s. We do ask that racers aged 13 years and under bring a responsible adult with them. There is a short lunch break, but lunch is not provided. A Tesco Express and a chip shop are about 4-5 minutes walk away - and there is a fridge, microwave and hot water urn in the kitchen.

A detailed guide to all the classes and to our Scalextric digital hardware & software is available here as an eleven-page pdf document.

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We do aim to keep the classes and regulations the same for 2025, so you can also use this document to plan a trip to the Barn next year.