The Ginetta F400 Supercar will have a little added rock and roll magic when it takes to the Hillclimb at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Behind the wheel will be rock star Rick Parfitt Jnr who will be driving the stunning British sportscar in the legendary event.

The F400 will line up alongside some of the worlds most iconic supercars for the famous Goodwood Hillclimb, the 1.16 mile, white knuckle course which rises 300ft from start to finish and puts the skills of some of the world’s best drivers to the ultimate test of concentration and speed.

Rick, who is also an accomplished racing driver, is relishing the challenge. He said: “I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to take this stunning car up the hill at Goodwood.

“The Festival of Speed is a real celebration of British Motorsport, so it will be amazing to drive a 100% British sportscar during the event.”

The Ginetta F400 will be on display in the Supercar Paddock at the Goodwood Festival of Speed from 1^st – 4^th July 2010.

Ginetta F 400

Designed to reflect speed and beauty with exquisite flowing lines, the all-British Ginetta F400 brings to reality the merger of a road car with a racing pedigree. The latest technological advances are encompassed with dynamic styling and superb road holding.

Produced at the Ginetta Supercar factory near Bath, the stunning F400 has a carbon fibre body, complete flat underfloor (incorporating a rear diffuser), giving the F400 an exceptional aerodynamic grip level. It has an understated elegance combined with style, giving a truly refined sports car with outstanding performance.

Touring is in comfort in the spacious, ergonomic interior, with fully adjustable reclining sports seats allowing room for a 6'6" driver. The controls have an easy accessibility with the touch-screen featuring air conditioning, heater controls and sound system as standard. Long distance touring is made effortless with the 70 litre fuel tank and 220 litre boot capacity, large enough to incorporate a full size set of golf clubs or luggage.