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THE GOODWOOD ESTATE

Goodwood is England’s greatest sporting estate. Seat of the Dukes of

Richmond for over three centuries, the family has always welcomed their

friends and guests to share in their love of sport. Horseracing, motor racing,

golf, flying, shooting and cricket have all been introduced by enthusiastic family

members.

Goodwood has been at the heart of the English summer season for at least

two hundred years. It hosts the internationally famous Festival of Speed, The

Qatar Goodwood Festival and Goodwood Revival, three of the largest events

in the British sporting and social calendar.

Within its 12,000 acres, Goodwood is home to one of the largest lowland

organic farms in England, a famous Battle of Britain airfield, a historic

racecourse and motor circuit, two golf courses and one of the oldest cricket

grounds in the country, all centred around the magnificent Goodwood House.

Goodwood Revival

The Goodwood Motor Circuit began life as a wartime airfield and played a major part in the Battle of Britain. At the end of the Second World War,

the airfield’s perimeter track became the racing circuit that we know today. Thanks to the ninth Duke of Richmond’s passion for motorsport,

Goodwood was the scene of many great race meetings and played host to some of the greatest and most famous drivers of all time before it closed

in1966.

On the 18th September 1998, exactly 50 years to the day of its original opening, the Earl of March reopened the circuit with a three-day event now

known as the Goodwood Revival. This has since become not only the most important and celebrated historic motor race meeting in the world but is

also the only major sporting event to take place completely in a period theme – it is an extraordinary and magical step back in time

Goodwood Revival 2019

13th – 15th September

Salvadori Pavilions

Named in honor of multiple Goodwood winner Roy Salvadori these Art Deco styled pavilions offer a sophisticated choice situated next to the famous

Goodwood chicane. As Roy once said ‘’Give me Goodwood on a summer’s day and you can forget the rest of the world’’. With incredible views from

the balcony or private garden, the Salvadori pavilions are one of the most desirable vantage points on the circuit where you can enjoy hospitality on a

table of ten within a shared pavilion or in a private pavilion for thirty. Whatever the weather excitement is guaranteed as you see the cars hitting great

speeds and burning rubber along the straight.

You and your guests can look forward to luxurious hospitality all day from the moment you arrive with a Champagne reception, breakfast, lunch,

afternoon tea and a selection of unlimited wine, beers and soft drinks. You will also be given a programme and ear piece radio on arrival to your

pavilion and to really get up close to the magnificent display of cars and bikes you will also have access to the paddocks.

Goodwood Revival 2019

13th – 15th September

Goodwood Mess

Let your hair down and let the good times roll in this uniquely themed venue. Be at the centre of the action trackside, next to the assembly area and just

beyond the start/finish line with great views all the way to Madgwick Corner. A vibrant, animated atmosphere abounds here, where singers and actors

add to the drama, fun and frolics. Right next to the assembly area so you can enjoy the sights and sounds of all the iconic racing cars being prepped for

their races, interact with the drivers and mechanics and witness the noisy revs of the glorious vintage engines as they hustle for space on the track.

With easy access to the paddocks guests can enjoy an experience like no other from the moment they arrive . Guests will receive breakfast, Champagne

reception, lunch, afternoon tea, and a selection of unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks and will have unlimited access to the paddocks as well as

receiving a programme and ear piece radio on arrival to the venue.

Goodwood Revival 2019

The Barracks

A splendid setting to base yourself for the day with informal, unallocated seats both inside and out, close to the Lavant Straight where the cars hurtle

down towards the tricky Woodcote Corner. Escape the hustle and bustle of the event and retreat to this informal, private space close to the track action.

Celebrate the past in this quintessentially British Army barrack. With unlimited access to the paddocks, the informal atmosphere means you can come

and go as you please, relax and enjoy your light breakfast, lunch and selection of cakes in addition to the optional food and drink with your partner or

friends, all the while enjoying this private hospitality space