The best snaps of the 2026 Goodwood Revival

Sunday at the 2026 Goodwood Revival

And just like that, it's all over. Three days of unforgettable experiences have left us all feeling incredibly fortunate to have been involved. The Revival has grown to become such a remarkable event, whether you're a diehard fan of motorsport, or simply here for a good time, there really is no place like Goodwood on a weekend like this.

The Vespas have delighted, the celebrations of Maserati, Sir Jack Brabham, Barry Sheene and Ford's 1966 Le Mans triumph have mesmerised, and the RAC TT Celebration provided the perfect climax, and now all we can do is look back and smile at what has been a brilliant three days.

Saturday at the 2026 Goodwood Revival

The Goodwood Revival presented by Dunlop is in full swing, and today we fully embraced the spirit of La Dolce Vita. As the sun rose over the circuit, the heritage of the Trident took centre stage to celebrate 100 years since Maserati’s first victory at the Targa Florio. With a spectacular grid showcasing the marque’s engineering evolution from the 1930s through the late ’50s, the track became a living tapestry of historic Italian motorsport.

Intensity shifted gears with qualifying for the star-studded RAC TT Celebration presented by Dunlop, laying the foundations for what promises to be one of the most fiercely contested races of the weekend. Seeing legendary champions and former rivals team up in some of motorsport's most prestigious historic cars for the ultimate Revival title is a spectacle you simply won't want to miss.

In a deeply moving tribute, we also honoured two-wheel hero Barry Sheene, commemorating 50 years since his first 500cc World Championship victory. This celebration hits incredibly close to home: it was right here at the 2002 Goodwood Revival that Sheene rode the final race of his career, putting on an unforgettable show just six months before his passing. A spectacular grid of Suzukis and Yamahas – flooded with his iconic number 7 – carried his indomitable spirit straight into the Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy, delivering the exact brand of high-octane entertainment the great man would have loved.

Wrapping up the day, the Ford GT40s returned to the track – but with a thrilling twist compared to Friday. This afternoon saw an all-American takeover as seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Hélio Castroneves, and six-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon came all guns blazing. In true, magical Revival fashion, they perfectly replicated the iconic 1-2-3 Le Mans sweep of 1966.

The magic of the Goodwood Revival isn’t over yet. With one spectacular day left to go, make sure you are trackside!

Friday at the 2026 Goodwood Revival

The opening day of the Goodwood Revival delivered its signature mix of awe, nostalgia, and impeccable period fashion. Under this year's 'La Dolce Vita' theme, a vibrant swarm of Vespas opened the track — with the Duke of Richmond as its most prominent passenger — to celebrate 80 years of the iconic Italian marque.

What followed was an action-packed schedule featuring 13 qualifying sessions and two competitive races. A major highlight of the afternoon was a poignant tribute to Sir Jack Brabham. A spectacular parade of the three-time Formula 1 World Champion, one of which in his own machinery, took to the circuit, offering a fitting salute to a true motorsport legend.

The historic drama escalated further when a trio of infamous 1966 Le Mans Ford GT40s stormed the track. Sporting their iconic liveries, the American powerhouses took centre stage for an afternoon of heritage racing. In a spectacular twist for racing fans, they were driven by André Lotterer, Benoît Tréluyer, and Marcel Fässler, marking an iconic reunion of the legendary driver trio who famously conquered Le Mans three times together for Audi.

With the paddock buzz and the stage perfectly set, we can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings. 

Photography by Jordan Butters, Joe Harding, Pete Summers, Charlie Brenninkmeijer and Rob Cooper. 

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