Supercar Sunday Breakfast Club
Discussion
I have uploaded some photos from yesterday: https://www.flickr.com/photos/helensanders/albums/...
ecsrobin said:
Interesting current results for car of the show...
I think someone's been extremely enthusiastic with their voting and no it wasn't me 
Aventador and F50 for me but overall, I thought the show was missing some more exotic supercars. Potentially though the event could be huge, with additional stalls, displays etc. to make it more of a day out and attract those hypercars.
PompeyReece said:
As for the cars, I felt it was missing a few. Yes, there was a couple of F1's, P1, the odd Aventador, LFA, Carrera GT etc. but a LaFerrari, Pagani, Koenigsegg, Enzo, Veron etc., even coned off, would've really enhanced the supercar event.
I went into London after I’d left and within 20 mins I’d seen a zonda and LaFerrari Aperta... Maybe they were all hiding in London and not goodwood.
PompeyReece said:
Aventador and F50 for me but overall, I thought the show was missing some more exotic supercars. Potentially though the event could be huge, with additional stalls, displays etc. to make it more of a day out and attract those hypercars.
That's not really the point of the Breakfast Clubs though - it's not designed to be a family day out supercar extravaganza. It (used to be) about a few car enthusiasts turning up to Goodwood on a Sunday morning to take advantage of clear roads, poke around some interesting cars and be back before lunch!I went (as i do) & finally arrived early to this Breakfast Club for once!
Once i got there, i happily waited in the queue waiting for the gates to open. And once they did i had my bag inspected (which i'm glad about), gave them my ticket & i was free to enjoy my time at the circuit & look at what was arriving on a glorious Sunday morning.
The selection of cars may have been better in years past, but i was delighted to see what did come for the morning & on a personal level, i was the happiest i've ever been at a Breakfast Club, not just because of the cars but also of the people i stopped to talk to me. One even gave me a card & a present for my birthday later this week!
Overall a very enjoyable & great morning. And no famous You Tuber's to distract us either! Well, apart from Jonny Smith but he's a lot cooler.
Also i'd like to thank & congratulate the marshals & Goodwood staff for not only being really nice guys, but also for keeping the event under control & safe for all, especially at this most busy (but not as busy as last years!) Breakfast Club.
And on that, here's my pics!
https://www.flickr.com/gp/59166814@N02/U856Tu
Enjoy!
Rob
Once i got there, i happily waited in the queue waiting for the gates to open. And once they did i had my bag inspected (which i'm glad about), gave them my ticket & i was free to enjoy my time at the circuit & look at what was arriving on a glorious Sunday morning.
The selection of cars may have been better in years past, but i was delighted to see what did come for the morning & on a personal level, i was the happiest i've ever been at a Breakfast Club, not just because of the cars but also of the people i stopped to talk to me. One even gave me a card & a present for my birthday later this week!
Overall a very enjoyable & great morning. And no famous You Tuber's to distract us either! Well, apart from Jonny Smith but he's a lot cooler.
Also i'd like to thank & congratulate the marshals & Goodwood staff for not only being really nice guys, but also for keeping the event under control & safe for all, especially at this most busy (but not as busy as last years!) Breakfast Club.
And on that, here's my pics!
https://www.flickr.com/gp/59166814@N02/U856Tu
Enjoy!
Rob
PompeyReece said:
I think someone's been extremely enthusiastic with their voting and no it wasn't me
Aventador and F50 for me but overall, I thought the show was missing some more exotic supercars. Potentially though the event could be huge, with additional stalls, displays etc. to make it more of a day out and attract those hypercars.
All the exotic stuff arrived Monday for a trackday, gunnery Apollo, SLR Stirling Moss, Porsche 911 GT1, CLK GTR and Zenvo TS-R. Aventador and F50 for me but overall, I thought the show was missing some more exotic supercars. Potentially though the event could be huge, with additional stalls, displays etc. to make it more of a day out and attract those hypercars.
RSD 25 said:
Dayam, that's a lot of pics! Thanks for filling in all the stuff I missed (appears, for example there were two Carrera GTs there of which I saw precisely none, annoyingly 
)will_ said:
PompeyReece said:
Aventador and F50 for me but overall, I thought the show was missing some more exotic supercars. Potentially though the event could be huge, with additional stalls, displays etc. to make it more of a day out and attract those hypercars.
That's not really the point of the Breakfast Clubs though - it's not designed to be a family day out supercar extravaganza. It (used to be) about a few car enthusiasts turning up to Goodwood on a Sunday morning to take advantage of clear roads, poke around some interesting cars and be back before lunch!I was however able to take advantage of some clear roads and was back in time for lunch!
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