Thursday marked the opening day of Goodwood's Festival of Speed, and one spectacular moment enjoyed by the event's visitors was David Brabham's run up the hill in the Brabham BT62.
It was the new supercar's dynamic world public debut and one that did not go unnoticed given the BT62's prestigious pedigree, loud sound and fierce looks.
The Brabham's future? Le Mans of course where the BT62 should prove a worthy contender in 2021.
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