After an amazing weekend of hillclimb action and anniversaries celebrating 30 years of the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, Goodwood is delighted to announce that the 2024 event will take place from Thursday 11 - Sunday 14 July.
Last weekend saw the Festival of Speed celebrate its 30th anniversary in style with a trio of thrilling balcony moments for Ferrari Le Mans winners James Calado, Antonio Giovinazzi and Miguel Molina, a host of MotoGP™ teams and riders and four-time Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel.
Visitors to the event were some of the first to see automotive world exclusives, debuts and reveals, with this year’s event hosting the biggest number of debuts seen at the Festival of Speed in its 30-year history. As motorsport’s ultimate summer garden party returns to West Sussex in 2024, fans can expect to see even more global car launches, discover the latest technology and meet their motorsport heroes.
Tickets for the Festival of Speed go on sale at goodwood.com on the following dates:
• Saturday 28 October - Goodwood Road Racing Club Members
• Monday 30 October - Goodwood Road Racing Club Fellows
• Monday 6 November - General Public
As in previous years, children ages 12 and under go free and a Young Person ticket will be available for those ages between 13 and 21. In addition, our Thursday STEM programme will return with even more interesting and interactive displays, exhibits and talks.
Join the Fellowship to receive an additional 10% off on Festival of Speed tickets
Members of the public can get early access to tickets and buy from Monday 30 October by joining the Goodwood Road Racing Club. For just £79 a year, the Goodwood Road Racing Club Fellowship provides many prized benefits; headline event ticket priority window; a private on-event Pit Stop enclosure at the Festival of Speed and Revival, access to tickets for the exclusive members-only Members’ Meeting; a year-round calendar of events and competitions, and much more.
Importantly, the Fellowship also includes an exclusive 10% discount on up to two Festival of Speed and Revival tickets and grandstand passes, which customers can take advantage of when tickets go on sale at the end of October. Plus, Fellowship is the only entry route to join the Goodwood Road Racing Club as a full member. Join the Fellowship.
Something special Goodwood’s unrivalled hospitality packages will be available to book for the Festival of Speed on Monday 6 November online at goodwood.com, by emailing hospitality@goodwood.com or calling 01243 755054.
Whether customers are looking for a great day out with friends, entertaining clients or celebrating something special, Goodwood’s hospitality provides the ultimate setting to enjoy the events.
2023 Saturday cancellation roll overs
For the first time in its history, the Festival of Speed was cancelled on Saturday 15 July. All ticket holders who were affected have now been contacted, with a large proportion choosing to roll over their tickets to 2024. This means that Saturday 13 July 2024, is already limited and we anticipate that the remaining tickets will be in high demand.
Further details of the 2024 motorsport events will be announced in the coming months.
The 2023 events season has been spectacular at Goodwood so far, as we celebrate 75 years of motorsport, 30 years of the Festival of Speed and 25 years of the Goodwood Revival and Goodwood Road Racing Club.
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