We are all looking forward for celebrations, and festivals are one of those most anticipated event happens each year that brings all of the residents in a specific town to do some party and enjoy. Most festivals have some gatherings and competitions, but there are just some where you can find amazing occurrence like what the Goodwood Festival of Speed in southern England have.
As Wikipedia denotes, the Goodwood Festival of Speed is an annual hill climb featuring historic motor racing vehicles held in the grounds of Goodwood House, West Sussex, England in late June or early July, and for almost 17 years, the festival features amazing monumental car sculptures which are patiently created by Gerry Judah.
Gerry Judah is a London-based artist and designer who remarkably sculpted these car monuments, not only for the people to see, but also to bring forth the history behind the Goodwood Festival of London, and this year 2014, he created a gravity-defying parabola of steel soaring 26 meters high over the roof of Goodwood House with two silver race cars traveling in opposite directions.
Have a look at some of his great and AMAZING car sculptures.
