A self driving robotic racing car is taking on the world's best human drivers at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Roborace car, which is powered by four 135kW electric motors and uses an artificial intelligence driver, is shown in a practice run driving up the event's 1.16-mile hillclimb course, famed for its tight turns,hay bales, flint walls and forests. It has previously raced city circuits around the world as part of the Formula E race series - and later this week will compete against times set by human drivers on the famous course. The Roborace car, which is powered by four 135kW electric motors and uses an artificial intelligence driver, is shown in a practice run driving up the event's 1.16-mile hillclimb course, famed for its tight turns, hay bales, flint walls and forests. 'We are excited that the Duke of Richmond [FoS founder] has invited us to make history at Goodwood as we attempt the first ever fully - and truly - autonomous uphill climb using only artificial intelligence,' said Lucas di Grassi, Roborace CEO.