Goodwood Motor Circuit
A classic racetrack converted from a World War II airfield. Every September, the Revival vintage race meeting has everyone dressed in period costume, a true trip back in time.
The circuit was built on the runways of the West Hampnett RAF airfield from World War II. From 1948 to 1966 it hosted many of Britain's top motorsport events. It is best known today for the Goodwood Revival, held every September, which only admits cars built before 1966. Spectators and staff alike dress in 1940s to 1960s fashion, creating a unique atmosphere. On weekdays, the circuit offers track experience days and flying experiences. It is about 3 km north of Chichester, and shuttle buses run during events.
Opening hours
On race and event days
Nearby sights
- Goodwood House
- Chichester Festival Theatre
- Chichester City Walls Walk
- Chichester Cross
- Pallant House Gallery
- The Novium Museum
- Chichester Cathedral
- The Trundle (St Roche's Hill)