A-Z of the Goodwood Festival of Speed

H - Hillclimb - hundreds of cars, bikes and automotive contraptions will take to the Goodwood hill over the weekend - most will be demonstrating their raw power, but some will be competing in the time trial. Spectators can line almost every inch of the 1.6-mile route, so expect to get there early and enjoy the action

I – Innotech Aspiron - The Czech-based track car gets its UK debut. It's a car of big numbers, with 800bhp on tap and a price tag of £117,000

J – Jackie Stewart - He'll be talking through a packed F1 grid with other motorsport veterans like Alain Prost and Nigel Mansell. mixing with the new breed of F1 talent also at the Festival. Born in 1939, Stewart became known as "the flying Scot"  for his driving in Formula One between 1965 and 1973. He won three F1 driver's championships in that time

K - Tom Kristensen - Born in 1967, Kristensen is one of only a handful of men to have won both the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the 12 Hours of Sebring, meaning he's well on the way to completing his own triple crown of endurance race. The Danish racing legend, and recent six-time Le Mans winner, shows off his skill behind the wheel - including piloting his 2003 Le Mans winning Bentley Speed 8

L – Le Mans legends - Goodwood celebrates 90 years of Le Mans this year, with legendary cars and drivers taking to the track - expect to see the likes of Alan McNish, Henri Pescarolo and five-time Le Mans winner Emanuele Pirro in action

M - Motorbikes - from racing legends to off-road and stunt bikes, the Festival of Speed will have them all. Watching 15-time Motorcycle World Champion Giacomo Agostini ride an MV Agusta up the hill should be a particular highlight. Nine-time TT winner and road racing legend Bruce Anstey will also be seen riding his a Britten V1000 on the track

N - Nascar - American race series fans rejoice! Nascar demonstrates its power up the Goodwood hill with International Speedway Corporation President Joie Chitwood III in action, driving the Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet Camaro NASCAR. Son of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Kerry Earnhardt will also be in action, driving his father's Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR

O - Peugeot Onyx - first seen in Shanghai, this concept uses PSA's compressed air-hybrid technology. The bodywork features copper panels polished to an almost mirror finish

P – Planes, trains and automobiles - Ok, so there might not be a train, but there'll be plenty of cars and planes to gaze upon  - expect the usual fly past from the last remaining flying Vulcan, too. There'll also be the usual smattering of celebrity, with the likes of Chris Evans, Peter Fonda and Sir Chris Hoy all confirmed to be in action on the hill

Q - Audi Quattro S1 - the WRC winner will be taking on the hill accompanied by driver Hannu Mikkola - he's the best man for the job of taming the S1's 770bhp

R – Rally stage- this year's rally stage, again sponsored by Skoda, has been lengthened to two miles for better spectator access - expect to see Skoda's Fabia S200 rally cars, among others, taking to the gravel, chalk and mud-strewn stage

S - Statue -  the central feature, this year presented by Porsche, will celebrate 50 years of the 911. The statue is the focal point of the festival, placed on the front lawn of Goodwood house

T – Twin’Run - Renault's motorsport-inspired concept gets its first crack at the Goodwood hill, with a 3.5-litre V6 taken from a Megane Trophy racer the car should have no problems putting in a good time