Monday 7th November 2022

Goodwood 2023 event tickets on sale now

Missed out on Glasto passes? There's a better festival going on next summer anyway

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There’s nothing to better combat the doom and gloom of another November than looking forward to days that go on past 4 o'clock. It may seem like we’ve only just finished another summer of glorious Goodwood motorsport, but so vast is the operation nowadays that prep for 2023 is already well underway. And that means there are tickets available right now.

Next year is a huge one for Goodwood; it marks 25 years of the Revival, 30 years of the Festival of Speed, a quarter century of the Road Racing Club and 75 years of the Motor Circuit, which first opened in 1948. So if there was a year to make the pilgrimage, or simply find an excuse to visit just one more time, 2023 must be it.

There’ll be plenty going on, too, with the 80^th Members’ Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport taking place over the weekend of the 15^th/16^th April. That’s become a real highlight of the calendar since its 2014 reintroduction, shining a spotlight on those post-’66 road and race cars that aren’t eligible for Revival but which are loved by so many. Don’t be surprised if that proves very popular once more, even with Goodwood Road Racing Club membership required. The 25^th anniversary Revival will be held from 8^th-10^th September, 2023.

Festival of Speed looks likely to be the main draw, though, despite no star cars or drivers yet announced. The weekend has established enough of a reputation for itself now that you just know it’s going to be worth a visit. So get 13^th-16^th July in the calendar now for FoS presented by Mastercard - and don’t go booking any family summer holidays around that time.

Do think about buying tickets, though, as there’s an early bird window (until 31^st March 2023 for FoS, and 30 April 2023 for Revival) to save 10 per cent off admission. Goodwood says that Festival of Speed tickets are from £54 and Revival will cost from £67, so 10 per cent off a pair of those is actually a reasonable amount - might even get you a bacon roll. Those who really want to be at Members’ Meeting must join GRRC, which will cost £79 for 2023. As well as getting you in the club for MM tickets, membership means another 10 per cent off FoS and Revival. And if there was a year to attend all three events…

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[GreatScott2016]

Will certainly be quieter next year given the ever growing presence of more and more EVs

[noble12345]

Id only go for a hill climb run DeTomaso P72, Apollo IE EVO & Mistral. Then again Aventador replacement should be fun too and the off road Huracan might go on the grass or even the dirt stage!

[nismo48]

GreatScott2016 said:

Will certainly be quieter next year given the ever growing presence of more and more EVs

+1

[TheOctaneAddict]

Tickets bought for the revival, cant flipping wait.

[smithyithy]

What's the general advice for a first timer? I'd like to book for me and my dad for Sat / Sun...

I'm leaning towards camping as I imagine staying outside and trying to get / out each day would be a 'mare...

[crankedup5]

Revival for me

[wingzero9988]

It's also 100 years of Le Mans next year so maybe we'll see that commemorated at FOS

[smithyithy]

Well I've booked Saturday and Sunday access and grandstands, and a camping pitch for me and my dad, not much change from a grand

[oldaudi]

Just bought 3 tickets for Saturday with Grandstand…. Never been before as I prefer actual racing. But I’m hoping to hear and see some old f1 cars to show my kids just how good it use to be!