Long-term supporter of the annual Goodwood Festival of Speed, Jaguar, will be making some noise from the 26th until the 29th of June with an exceptional lineup of its cars, both old and new.
Visitors to the Jaguar stand will be delighted to see the first new product from Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations - the new division of Jaguar Land Rover responsible for a range of special product and service programmes for Jaguar and Land Rover customers.
Chiming perfectly with the festival's theme of 'Addicting to Winning', Jaguar will have an extensive selection of its past, present and near-future models at the event, including victorious examples of the racing D-Type, XJS TWR and XJR-9 tackling the famous hill climb.
Two of the Jaguar Heritage Trust's significant D-Types will be in action as this legendary Jaguar marks its 60th anniversary. The original 1954 D-Type prototype will be demonstrated, as well as the 1956 'Long Nose' model to be driven by ex-Grand Prix racer Bruno Senna. Bruno recently covered over 1,000 miles in this car at the 2014 Mille Miglia, with co-driver and fellow Formula One star, Martin Brundle.
Other Jaguar Heritage competition racers in action at Goodwood will include the iconic 'Group 44' E-Type, the Group-A XJS TWR and the 1988 Le Mans-winning XJR-9 LM, the latter being reunited with one of its victorious team drivers, Andy Wallace.
Visitors to the Jaguar stand will be delighted to see the first new product from Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations - the new division of Jaguar Land Rover responsible for a range of special product and service programmes for Jaguar and Land Rover customers.
Chiming perfectly with the festival's theme of 'Addicting to Winning', Jaguar will have an extensive selection of its past, present and near-future models at the event, including victorious examples of the racing D-Type, XJS TWR and XJR-9 tackling the famous hill climb.
Two of the Jaguar Heritage Trust's significant D-Types will be in action as this legendary Jaguar marks its 60th anniversary. The original 1954 D-Type prototype will be demonstrated, as well as the 1956 'Long Nose' model to be driven by ex-Grand Prix racer Bruno Senna. Bruno recently covered over 1,000 miles in this car at the 2014 Mille Miglia, with co-driver and fellow Formula One star, Martin Brundle.
Other Jaguar Heritage competition racers in action at Goodwood will include the iconic 'Group 44' E-Type, the Group-A XJS TWR and the 1988 Le Mans-winning XJR-9 LM, the latter being reunited with one of its victorious team drivers, Andy Wallace.
