FAQs

All the action will be transmitted free of charge globally on our website from Friday 16th October through two live streams.

You'll also be able to watch the action on ITV4 on Friday 16th at 1630-1830hrs, Saturday 17th at 1400hrs and again on Sunday at 1400hrs.

Make sure you are signed up to receive SpeedWeek alerts by signing up here. As a result, we'll be able to send you updates as soon as the action starts! 

Yes, SpeedWeek will be available to watch free-of-charge with a choice of two live streams on our SpeedWeek Hub.

Make sure you are signed up to receive SpeedWeek alerts by signing up here. By doing so, we'll be able to send you updates as soon as the action starts!

Our SpeedWeek timetabe is now available to download below. Please note some times are subject to change. 

Timetable

Timetable and race card

Alternatively, you can download the full race card and SpeedWeek timetable on our new Goodwood App, available for free on the App and Google Play Store. 

Goodwood SpeedWeek will be held between 16-18 October 2020 at the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit. No public access will be allowed throughout the event.

No. SpeedWeek will be a behind closed doors event and will not be ticketed.

We have worked hard to ensure SpeedWeek is a covid-safe environment for our production staff, drivers and mechanics, and local residents. Therefore, we ask that people to remain at home to enjoy all of the action and do not attempt to gain access to the Motor Circuit during SpeedWeek. Enhanced security measures have been put in place and anyone who turns up will be politely turned away.

Building to a climax on Sunday, a never-to-be-repeated competition will see some of the fastest cars in motorsport history vying for honours in a winner-takes-all shoot-out over one lap. Modern cars have never competed at Goodwood, so the speeds they achieve will be unlike anything previously seen at the iconic venue. The official Goodwood lap record has stood for 55 years, and, with modern cars never likely to return, it’s entirely possible that the times recorded at SpeedWeek will remain unsurpassed for the next 55…

During SpeedWeek, Goodwood will be the epicentre of the motoring world, as leading manufacturers launch their latest cars to a global audience. Jaw-dropping supercars will be put through their paces around the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit, while technology will also take centre stage, as FOS Future Lab gives a tantalising glimpse into the mobility of tomorrow. Bonhams, an ever-present Goodwood partner since the very first Festival of Speed in 1993, will hold an online auction on Saturday at 1100hrs, with viewing by appointment only at Goodwood on Wednesday-Friday.

There will be a whole host of interactive opportunities in the lead-up to SpeedWeek presented by Mastercard and across the weekend, so that motorsport fans can embrace the spirit of SpeedWeek, from wherever they’re watching.

From exciting competitions and money-can't-buy prizes to quizzes, polls, virtual paddock tours and much more, motorsport and Goodwood fans of all ages are invited to immersive themselves in the world of SpeedWeek.

To find out how you can get involved, please visit our dedicated SpeedWeek@Home page.

Tickets for all our motorsport events will be available soon. To make sure you're signed up to receive news and updates for our sell out events, please click here.

Dates for the 2021 events will also be announced within the next few months. 

No, this event is not open to the public. We have worked hard to ensure SpeedWeek is a covid-safe environment for our production staff, drivers and mechanics, and local residents. Therefore, we ask that people to remain at home to enjoy all of the action and do not attempt to gain access to the Motor Circuit during SpeedWeek. Enhanced security measures have been put in place and anyone who turns up will be politely turned away.