17th – 19th September 2010

Goodwood Revival Meeting

The Goodwood Revival is the world’s most popular historic motor race meeting and the only event of its kind to be staged in the romantic time capsule of the Fifties and Sixties. As well as recreating the golden era of motor sport, the Revival offers exceptional wheel-to-wheel racing around a classic circuit, untouched by the modern world. The Revival relives the glory days of Goodwood Motor Circuit, which ranked alongside Silverstone as Britain’s leading racing venue throughout its active years between 1948 and 1966. During this time, it hosted contemporary racing of all kinds, including Formula One, the famous Goodwood Nine Hours race and the celebrated Tourist Trophy sports car race. Now, for three days each September, the circuit stages a historic race meeting for the kind of cars and motorcycles that would have competed at Goodwood during 1948-1966. The circuit echoes to the spine-tingling bark of golden-age Grand Prix cars from the Fifties and Sixties, thundering sports and GT cards, as well as historic saloon cars and little-seen Formula Juniors. Many of these important historic racing cars are driven by famous faces from motor sport past and present.

Goodwood Revival Meeting | Goodwood
Date Salvadori Pavilions SuperShell
Building		 Goodwood Mess
Fri 17 Sept   £575 £525 £445
Sat 18 Sept   £545 £495 £495
Sun 19 Sept   £445 £425 £425
All prices are per person unless otherwise stated, subject to VAT and change.
 
FRIDAY is official practice day, with drivers and riders competing for the best positions on the starting grids for the races to come. Lap after lap, cars and motorcycles will be taken to the limit in search of those final few tenths of a second that will decide who starts at the front. There is also the annual Bonhams sale of priceless historic cars and motor racing memorabilia.
SATURDAY sees the racing get underway with the drivers and riders jousting for those much-coveted Goodwood trophies and the honour of being a Goodwood winner. Highlights of the programme will be the Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy race for motorcycles, the hugely popular St Mary’s Trophy for saloon cars and the post-war Grand Prix cars fighting for grip as they battle for the Goodwood Trophy. Saturday is also Ladies’ Day where the most spectacular frocks are on show.
SUNDAY features what, for many fans, is the highlight of the weekend’s racing, the Royal Automobile Club TT Celebration race for some of the world’s most valuable racing cars. These are the beautiful GT cars that, in days gone by, contested the famous Tourist Trophy races. The motorcycles are back out again too, as are the saloon cars, as well as a mouth-watering array of historic Formula One cars and sports cars of the 1950s and 1960s in an action-packed programme of wheel to wheel racing. In the air, as ever, will be the Spitfires and Hurricanes that flew from Goodwood to fight the Battle of Britain. The day culminates in the Prize Giving ceremony where Lord March awards his much-coveted prizes and medals. Memories are made of this.
 
from £425
  • Light breakfast on arrival
  • Champagne reception
  • Three-course lunch with ½ bottle of wine
  • Beer and soft drinks throughout the day
  • Afternoon tea
  • Admission tickets
  • Reserved car parking label
  • Event programme and Goodwood Radio earpiece
Venues

SALVADORI PAVILIONS

Named in recognition of Grand Prix driver and Le Mans winner Roy Salvadori, who took a string of victories at Goodwood. These Art Deco styled pavilions occupy one of the most prestigious positions next to the famous Goodwood chicane. You are guaranteed to see some thrilling action at this tricky right-left flick leading onto the start/finish straight. Great views from the balcony, plus the option of taking your own private pavilion, make this one of the most desirable vantage points on the circuit. The ultimate place to impress your guests.
 

SUPERSHELL BUILDING

A famous Goodwood landmark, seen in so many pictures of the great old days of racing here. The 1950s building is right on the edge of the track at the entry to Woodcote Corner, one of the fastest on the circuit. Not only will you have a thrilling vantage point, but you will have reserved seats in the Woodcote grandstand and a taxi service from here to the Paddock where all the cars and motorcycles are based. A memorable experience for you and your guests.
 

THE GOODWOOD MESS

Modelled on the Driver’s Club, takes entertaining to a whole new dimension. Take a step back in time, and enjoy a truly interactive experience where the magic of the Revival will be brought to you. Located track side, next to the assembly area and just beyond the start/finish line with great views all the way to the mighty Madgwick Corner, you are at the centre of all the action. Here your senses will be alight with the sights and sounds of these iconic racing cars being prepped for their races and then taking their place on the start line before seeing them hustle for their space on the track.