Son vs. Father: Austin A35 Test Day Showdown

BTCC Champ athlete Andrew Jordan and his father, Brit GT Champ Mike Jordan, faced off at the Goodwood Circuit as they tested their long-build Austin A35 for the upcoming Revival after showing us around the Jordan racing team's prized possession! The Red Bull athlete set a good time, but did his father have the edge? #goodwoodrevival

[@andypie5132]

Can't beat family rivalry! Mike is so relaxed, but he's as competitive as ever. Good luck, we are rooting for you AJ, at Goodwood and BTCC.

[@angelsone-five7912]

My dad`s A30 was the same colours back in the 60s but it had a top speed of about 62 mph.

[@jamesgizasson]

The absolute lack of body roll in the corners is nothing short of impressive. Beautiful little car as well!
Thanks to Wallace and Gromit for introducing me to the Austin A30 and A35! :3

[@matttaylor8793]

I support Andy in the BTCC, can't wait to be at rockingham at the weekend

[@allanmowatt1]

I had a modified A35 in the 60s, and this brings back a great feeling. The appearance of these cars would have been improved by a pair of Morris Minor Traveller rear twin bumpers at the front. Otherwise wonderful.

[@fishatethecat]

Really nice video and a beautiful car. So, what were the lap times??

[@ianrkav]

What engines are in these cars? Obviously not standard:-)

[@GoodwoodRR]

They were all standard racing engines, conforming to FIA Appendix K regs.

[@hoppend]

This car needs 3D printed hub centers! I have made some for my A30. Contact me if you are interested

[@wildernessactivitiescanada1030]

1963 I went to Southend airport and flew with it (A 35) to Deauville, drove to the south of France for a camping holiday then returned via Deauville and Southend.1964 left for Canada and drove a Ford with a V8 engine. Click on me for more info