Making a grand return after a five-year hiatus from the Goodwood Revival presented by Dunlop schedule, the Brooklands Trophy showcases the oldest cars you’ll see at the event, this race hosts post-vintage and pre-war sportscars, thoroughbreds from 1920s and ‘30s that competed during the earliest years of motorsport.

These historic goliaths will be unleashed onto the track for the first time for Official Practice on Friday at 11:35. The Brooklands Trophy race will then take place on Saturday morning, with the flag set to drop at 10:55.
Some of Goodwood’s finest historic racers will contest the Brooklands Trophy, including Archie Collings, Darren Turner and Patrick Blakeney-Edwards, all vying for the win.
This year’s race also boasts strong family connections, as Annette Mason, wife of Nick Mason, will be competing with her daughters Chloe and Holly. Nick won the race himself back in 2009, so we look forward to seeing if the Masons can deliver another victory in 2026.

The Brooklands Trophy features a spectacular line-up of pre-war racing machinery. Three separate 1935 Aston Martin Ulsters will be driven by a different member of the Mason family, and they’ll share the track with classics including a sleek 1939 Delahaye 135CS and a commanding 1932 Maserati 8C 3000.
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