Commemorating the very first race held at the Motor Circuit in 1948, the Goodwood Trophy debuted at the inaugural 1998 Revival to celebrate the pioneering years of post-war British motorsport. Showcasing spectacular pre- and post-war Grand Prix, Voiturette and special-built racing cars from a defining era spanning 1930-51, it consistently delivers exceptionally fierce, wheel-to-wheel historic racing.

These historic Grand Prix machines are set to hit the track for Official Practice at 13:20 on Friday, giving spectators a roaring early morning dose of nostalgia. The Goodwood Trophy then takes the spotlight on Saturday afternoon, with the flag set to drop at 15:35.
This year’s Goodwood Trophy features a stellar line-up of returning maestros eager to add another prestigious trophy to their mantlepieces. Grid veterans and multiple-time winners Mark Gillies and Ludovic Lindsay bring a wealth of experience and past victories to the Motor Circuit, both hungry to dominate the field once more.

Much like the driver line-up, the machinery in this year's pack features plenty of proven racing pedigree. Dominant pre-war and post-war marques like ERA, including the legendary B-Type 'Remus', Maserati, and Alta are all returning to the grid with past victories under their belts, while a stunning Alfa Romeo P3 will be an extraordinary sight as it challenges the established field.
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