Maserati GB was once
again present as sponsor of the 12th edition of the
Goodwood Revival meeting, which welcomed over 100,000
spectators over the course of the weekend.
As ever, some of the most
exotic classic Maseratis raced on the circuit during the
three days and a Maserati 250F driven by Frank Stippler,
also came third in the Richmond Trophy.
Away from the
thrilling on-track action, Maserati exhibited in the
Earls Court Motorshow, recreating the glamour of an
authentic 1960s show. A stunning Maserati Mistral Spyder
alongside a Quattroporte Mk I impressed the spectators,
whilst they were offered a tantalising glimpse of
Maserati’s “cars of the future” in the form of the new
Maserati GranCabrio and the stunning Quattroporte Sport
GTS, beautiful evolutions of the 1960s models.
On Sunday 140 Maserati
clients were treated to hospitality at Goodwood House,
where Maserati GB hosted its annual Goodwood Revival
lunch. The spectacular display on the lawn in front of
Goodwood House featured the various Spyders which marked
the history of Maserati’s open top vehicles: Mistral
Spyder, Ghibli Spyder, 3500GT Vignale Spyder, GranSport
Spyder and finally the latest Maserati GranCabrio. Also
at the Revival was the Fiat Group's Head of Design,
Lorenzo Ramaciotti.
