Goodwood tickets for Festival of Speed, Revival and Members’ Meeting are now on sale

The 78th Members’ Meeting is scheduled to take place on May 15/16, with the Festival of Speed from July 8-11 and Goodwood Revival from September 17-19.

A spokesman said: “Goodwood continues to work closely with Public Health England and UK Government advisory groups, and all the events will be run strictly in accordance with the Government’s Covid-19 guidelines on social distancing in place at the time.

“Goodwood’s number one priority is the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved, whether working behind-the-scenes, at the wheel, or attending the spectacle.

“Plans for ensuring this, while still maintaining the atmosphere and excitement that characterises Goodwood’s events, are well advanced, and spectators will find even more to enjoy in 2021.”

Tickets for all three events are in short supply due to 2020 tickets being carried forward to 2021, and because Goodwood Road Racing Club members and the Fellowship had an exclusive sales window in January.

Goodwood has also reduced the number of people present on-site by an appropriate percentage to allow for social distancing, and this will be regularly reviewed in line with the latest official guidance.

Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival customers who have rolled over their 2020 tickets to 2021 will receive new tickets ahead of the event, while Members’ Meeting customers who rolled their tickets over from 2020 to 2021 will use their existing 2020 tickets. Young Persons tickets will be honoured if the holder has turned 22 years old.

If it is deemed that Goodwood events cannot take place on advice from the Government, the ‘Ticket Guarantee’ means customers can transfer their ticket to the following year or receive a full refund.

For more information and to book tickets visit www.goodwood.com.

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