| Goodwood's looking for stickers |
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| Written by Kurt Schleier |
| Sunday, 08 February 2009 21:54 |
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Hopefully the stickers are of good quality, and easy to remove from your window. You don't want to be left with remains of glue on your prized classic car's window, would you? This is what the Goodwood press release had to say: 'Goodwood’s own team of delivery drivers and staff cover many miles delivering event literature and attending other motoring gatherings, where fellow enthusiasts meet. Whilst out on the road and passing through motoring event car parks and paddocks, the Goodwood team will be keeping an eye out for the 2009 Festival of Speed and/or Revival stickers, and making a note of the appropriate car and registration details. Each month those registration details will be put into a prize draw and a winner will be drawn at random and published on this page of the Goodwood website. The lucky motorist will receive a pair of tickets to either the Festival of Speed or Revival if they claim their prize within an allocated time, and can prove that the vehicle selected is theirs.Festival of Speed and Revival window stickers can be obtained from the Goodwood Motor Circuit Shop, on-line at www.goodwood.com or from a selection of outlets, including restaurants, pubs, petrol stations and other public places that the Goodwood leaflet distribution team may have visited and left the distinctive Goodwood motor sport leaflet dispensers. Some regional newspapers will also be distributing stickers. Alternatively, stickers can be obtained directly from Goodwood by sending an SAE to the Goodwood Motor Sport Press Office, The Tony Gaze Building, Goodwood Motor Circuit, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0PH. The 2009 Festival of Speed will run from 3-5 July, with the Goodwood Revival being held from 18-20 September.' Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites           |
Car stickers for Goodwood’s annual Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival have become a regular sight over the years, placed in the rear windows of motor sport enthusiasts’ vehicles. 
