Journey through time. Nine historic BUGATTI Type 35, Type 37 and Type 40 models return to the open road for the Mille Miglia. A homage to the engineering that endures across generations. #BUGATTI #1000Miglia #1000Miglia2025 @millemigliaofficial | Bugatti

Explore the extraordinary detail of our Bugatti Type 59 model at 1:8 scale in our new video. Development of this edition necessitated over 5000 hours and replicates the car exactly as raced by Jean-Pierre Wimille in the Belgian Grand Prix on the 14th of July 1935 at Spa-Francorchamps. Wimille qualified fourth and made a fantastic start flying into second position on the opening lap, but the French hope for victory suffered an early retirement after just seven laps due to engine issues. To create

This beautiful #Bugatti Type 59 has come all the way from 1934 and it took to the #FOS Hill like a duck to water. An enlarged 3.3-litre straight-eight powered the blue machine so it's packing a punch! Are you following along with the action on our livestream? | The Goodwood Revival

A stunning car on a stunning circuit. Duncan Pittaway laps Goodwood in his #Bugatti Type 35 in the Grover Williams Trophy Practice. #81MM | Goodwood Road & Racing

As a race car, the #Bugatti Type 35 remains utterly without equal. Its revolutionary design coupled with a long string of legendary drivers behind the wheel resulted in some 2,000 victories during its active period across a wide variety of different events. Was this your favourite old-school racer to see at #FOS 2025? | Goodwood Festival of Speed

Does watching a 92 year-old Bugatti being pushed ever get old? #FOS | Goodwood Road & Racing