84th Members' Meeting race list

Gordon Spice Trophy

Icons of British saloon car racing

The halo race of the Members' Meeting, the Gordon Spice Trophy returns in 2027 as a two-part race. For Group 1 touring cars over 2.8 litres that raced between 1970 and 1982, these cars will compete in two 20-minute races across the weekend, with the winner overall declared on aggregate.

As always, a stacked list of VIP racers are expected to enter the fray, and this year the big-name drivers will showcase their talents in Part 1 of the Gordon Spice Trophy. Expect to see them nose to tail in a grid of cars that'll include Ford Capris, Rover SD1s, Ford Mustangs and Chevrolet Camaros.

Win Percy Trophy

World class drivers battle in 1970s and '80 saloon cars

Alongside the Gordon Spice Trophy, the more recently inaugurated Win Percy has become an instant hit as the smaller capacity touring cars do battle in their own two-part contest. This too will see the results of two 20-minute races combined to crown an overall winner, with VIP drivers ready to take the wheel during the second part.

A race for Group 1 touring cars under 2.8 litres that races between 1970 and 1982, expect to see Mini 1275GTs taking on Ford Escorts, Alfa Romeo GTV6s and Volkswagen Golf GTIs.

Hailwood Trophy (ft. Sheene Trophy)

Britain's fastest historic bike race

It wouldn't be a Goodwood Members' Meeting without the incredible spectacle of historic motorcycle racing, and the Hailwood Trophy returns in 2027 to continue its immense legacy at the Motor Circuit. A two-part event that pits four-stroke Formula 750 bikes from the 1970s against two-stroke 250cc and 350cc Grand Prix machinery from the 1980s, this is a race that always delivers drama and excitement.

Two seven-lap races will be combined to crown the overall winners, with the highest Grand Prix bike claiming the Hailwood Trophy, and the highest Formula 750 rider taking the Sheene Trophy.

Salvadori Cup

The most beautiful era of sportscar racing

If touring car racing is a little too rough and ready for your liking, the exquisite field of the Salvadori Cup is probably more to your tastes. Representing the golden era of historic sportscar racing, this 20-minute fixture will bring together Jaguar D-Types, Lister 'Knobbly's, Maserati 300Ss, Ferrari 250 TRs and more for an astonishing showcase of 1950s motorsport.

Featuring World Championship sportscars and production sports-racing cars of a type that raced between 1955 and 1960, there are few races anywhere in the world that can compare.

S.F. Edge Trophy

The largest grid of pre-World War I cars

Another hugely popular fixture of the Goodwood Member's Meeting is the S.F. Edge Trophy, a two-part race that regularly brings together a scarcely believable field of Edwardian cars to compete on track like they did more than 100 years ago.

Each piloted by incredibly brave and skilful drivers, the cars, of a type that raced before 1923, will complete two five-lap races to declare the latest winner of Goodwood's most eye-catching motor race of the year. This race is regularly contested by the likes of the 'Beast of Turin', the Sunbeam 'Indianapolis' and machines from the likes of Talbot, Delage and Napier.

Gurney Cup

The fastest race in historic motorsport

From the oldest cars, to the fastest and the loudest, the Gurney Cup is a breathless 45-minute extravaganza that brings the Goodwood Motor Circuit to life in a way nothing else can. A field of sports-racing prototypes of a type that raced between 1963 and 1966 will unleash thousands of horsepower as the flag drops, rattling window frames for miles around as V8-engined Ford GT40s take on Chevron B8s and more in a battle of brute force.

It's race that's regularly littered with motorsport stars; Frank Stippler pulled off a magnificent comeback victory in 2025, and IndyCar legend Dario Franchitti is another former winner.

Benjafield-Davis Cup

A tribute to Bentley's Le Mans glory years

The 84^th Member's Members meeting will recognise the 100-year anniversary of Dudley Benjafield and Sammy Davis' Le Mans 24 Hours triumph at the wheel of a Bentley 3 Litre with this all new race.

This 20-minute contest will feature a full grid of vintage Bentley sportscars of a type that raced between 1922 and 1930, each with a significant story to tell about the marque's dominance of motor racing in the 1920s.

Moss Trophy

The most beautiful race of the weekend

There are a few contenders for the 84^th Members' Meeting's most beautiful race, but when you have a field that has historically been made up of Jaguar E-types, Ferrari 250 SWBs, Mercedes 300 SL Gullwings and Aston Martin DB4GTs, the Moss Trophy is a guaranteed front-runner.

This 20-minute race for closed-cockpit cars of a type that raced before 1963 has lived up to its billing in all three of its previous appearances on the Members' Meeting programme, and we'll expect more of the same in 2027.

Don Parker Trophy

Lightweight legends return to the Motor Circuit

Much like the motorcycle racing, the Members' Meeting wouldn't be quite the same without a dose of open-wheeled single-seater action, and the Don Parker Trophy with its field of 500cc Formula 3 cars will no doubt provide plenty of thrills.

A name that returns to the Member's Meeting programme for the first time since 2021, this 20-minute race that will allow a host of talented historic racers to showcase the merits of these small-capacity racing cars. The drama on track is sure to be unmissable.

Ronnie Hoare Trophy

Early '60s sportscar racing at its finest

Another race that returns to Members' Meeting for first time since 2021, the Ronnie Hoare Trophy will bring together road-going sports and GT cars of a type that raced between 1960 and 1966.

A 20-minute race, which on its previous two occasions has been won by James Cottingham and Olly Bryant, both at the wheel of Porsche 904 Carrera GTSs, we'll look forward to finding out more about who and what will be lining up on the grid in 2027.

Main image photography by Jack Beasley.

The 84th Members' Meeting takes place on 10th and 11th April 2027. Tickets are now on sale to GRRC Members and Fellowship Members at the early bird price.

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