I am a passionate and knowledgeable Formula 1 fan who has watched the sport since age five, watching every single race. Having karted competitively throughout my teens, I understand what it takes to be a racing driver, and every aspect of motorsports fascinates me. I am now studying sports journalism at the University of Gloucestershire with the hopes of one day landing a dream role in motorsport. As well as English, I speak Spanish fluently after living there for some time when I was younger.
Several household names attended the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The world-famous event has been held in Chichester, England since 1993. In 2024, Red Bull celebrated their successes from 20 years in Formula 1. Red Bull legends, like Max Verstappen and Mark Webber, were not the only ones who drove Goodwood's famous Hillclimb. Even Christian Horner and Adrian Newey climbed the hill, in a Red Bull RB7 and Aston Martin Valkyrie respectively. This list compiles every single current and former F1 driver who ran up the famous Goodwood hill this weekend.
Damon Hill, Emerson Fittipaldi, Mika Hakkinen, John Watson, Karl Wendlinger, Patrick Friesacher, Marc Gene, David Brabham, Jackie Oliver, Stefan Johansson and Andrea Montermini are all former F1 drivers who have been in action over the course of the four-day event. Ollie Bearman, who will be at Haas next year, drove the Ferrari SF70H. Yuki Tsunoda piloted the Honda RA272, and Mercedes reserve driver Frederik Vesti was also in action. He drove a 2021 Mercedes W12.
Scott Speed - Subaru WRX: Project Midnight
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Karun Chandhok - Multiple cars
Bruno Senna - McLaren MP4-6
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Juan Pablo Montoya - Williams FW26
Logan Sargeant and Alex Albon - Williams FW08-02
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Christian Klein - RB1, Sergio Perez - RB18, Max Verstappen - RB16B, Daniel Ricciardo - RB7, David Coulthard - RB9, Mark Webber - RB6
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Fernando Alonso - Aston Martin Valiant
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