Goodwood Revival

One of the premier dates in the British – and indeed international – classic motorsport calendar. 

It will be the first historic motorsport event to mandate the use of synthetic fuels across all races as the event increases its emphasis on a ‘Make Do and Mend’ approach.

Across three days there will be 15 races, featuring pre-1960s Grand Prix, GT and saloon-based race cars, including:

These will join the Goodwood Revival 2022’s packed timetable of 15 races:

• Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy (for pre-’50s ’bikes)
• Goodwood Trophy (for Grand Prix and voiturette cars from either side of the Second World War)
• Glover Trophy (for 1961-’65 1.5-litre Grand Prix cars)
• St Mary’s Trophy (two races for production-based saloons from the 1960s)
• Sussex Trophy (for World Championship sports cars from 1955-’60)

The popular Madgwick Cup (for sub-2.0-litre sports cars from 1955-’60) will also return, after it was left off of the 2023 schedule.

Further details will be announced in the coming months.