Motorshows have been delayed or cancelled over the last 18 months, so it will be a thrill to many that Goodwood Revival returns in a week’s time. To be held Friday 17 to Sunday 19 September, organisers revealed the Entry List and Timetable for the event.

The theme of  ‘Revive and Thrive’ lives through the good old wartime ethos of ‘Make-Do & Mend’, which has its own area with a cornucopia of restoration projects to be seen. Visitors will be delighted by the very first Car Boot Sale on the Sunday of the event, which celebrates circular fashion.

As per the previous years, track events will provide plenty of action. Viewers will be able to witness stunning historic cars in their natural environment. One event will see the newly renamed Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy. As well, there will be old favourites like the RAC TT Celebration and Whitsun Trophy, and the John Whitmore Trophy which is a 45-minute two-driver race for Mini Coopers, with a star-studded line-up.

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McLaren GT toured the Goodwood
McLaren GT toured the Goodwood
McLaren GT toured the Goodwood

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Goodwood Revival, Friday 17 – Sunday 19 September.

Tickets
Tickets for the Revival are still available and can be purchased via goodwood.com or by calling the Ticket Office on 01243 755055.

For an extra special day out, hospitality is also available across the event and can be organised by emailing hospitality@goodwood.com or calling 01243 755054.

Goodwood wants customers to be able to book with confidence and if it is deemed that Goodwood events cannot take place on advice from the UK Government due to the ever-changing pandemic, the ‘Ticket Guarantee’ means customers can transfer their ticket to the following year or receive a full refund.

Covid-19
Goodwood’s number one priority is the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved, whether working behind-the-scenes, at the wheel, or attending the spectacle. Goodwood continues to work closely with Public Health England and UK Government advisory groups and all events will be run strictly in accordance with the Government’s Covid-19 guidelines.

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