Warming up Engines: the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the rise of minibikes and the red lines on the speedometer

In this chapter we talk about one of the motor festivals par excellence, about the second youth of minibikes and about those curious red lines on your speedometer. Do you know what they mean?

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This week we will travel over the airwaves to the English city of Chichester, famous for its cathedral from the year 1075 and for hosting the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the great automobile festival that brings together the most emblematic and spectacular cars in the world, which are also shown in action, on many occasions at the controls of motorsport legends. Do not miss it, we will tell you everything important about this annual event.

On the other hand, we wonder why the speedometers of some cars have red lines located at certain speeds. Does yours have them too? If so, we will explain what its function is.

And we end up telling you that minibikes are booming. You may have seen them on the street, but what you may not have imagined is the curious purpose that gave rise to their creation; Of those stories that are not forgotten!

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