BMW has announced its exhibits for the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed, and there's a strong focus on two themes: special editions and hydrogen power. BMW will be bringing the all-new M3 CS to the show, taking it up the 1.16-mile hill climb course, while the BMW 3.0 CSL special edition will be part of a static display; BMW won't risk such an expensive and exclusive car.
But it will risk another expensive and exclusive car in the form of the BMW H2R Record Car, a hydrogen-powered monster that set nine world records in 2004 with a 6.0-liter 12-cylinder engine borrowed from a BMW 760i of the time. This will race up Lord Marsh's driveway, as will the recently unveiled BMW 5 Series.
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