Goodwood Festival of Speed
Festival of Speed has developed to encompass a really exciting day for all the family. Motor racing, hill climb competitions and countless other exhibitions on the day.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed means different things to different people. For some, it’s the one auto event in the calendar year that really celebrates the history of the auto industry. For others, it’s a spectacle of some of the finest race cars and performance cars in history. Then there are those who go to the event just to see what the vibe is like.
There are events to enthral, entertain and inform you such as ;
The Hillclimb
FOS Future Lab
Central Sculpture Feature
First Glance Paddock
Michelin Supercar Paddock
The Arena
Main Paddock
Goodwood Action Sports
Cartier Lawn
Forest Rally Stage
Plus many other events
No matter where you fall in any of these groups, there’s an underlying agreement that nothing encapsulates the Goodwood Festival of Speed more than the event’s central feature, which traditionally takes the form of massive sculptures commissioned by automakers that are chosen by event organizers. More often than not, these companies are chosen if they’re celebrating a particular milestone that year.
The central feature has become a prominent fixture at the Goodwood Festival of Speed since 1997 when Ferrari was invited to serve as the marque of the event. Over the next two decades, a who’s who of the world’s top automakers have taken center stage.