A huge selection of cars is assembling for 100th Sunday Breakfast Club
It’s the first Breakfast Club of 2024! And it’s quite an exciting one because we’re celebrating the 100th Sunday morning meeting of car owners and enthusiasts at the Goodwood Motor Circuit. We’ve been doing this since the mid-2000s, but we still get a buzz as the mass of cars begin to arrive here at Goodwood, each taking their turn to file through the tunnel.
Because this is something of a birthday celebration for Breakfast Club, we’re doing things a little differently this morning. We’re taking all of the best bits from the past two decades or so, and bringing them all together for the biggest and most varied showcase ever.
We’ve got hot hatches, evoking memories of Hot Hatch Sundays past. We're also bringing together a huge collection of British and Japanese cars, accompanied by a feast of Americana and some gorgeous convertibles, which will be in their element this morning as the sun shines down on Goodwood.
Alongside the four-wheeled collection will be a huge array of motorcycles, bringing together everything from a 1920s Excelsior to the very latest Triumph Thruxton RS. There really is a bit of everything here this morning, and we can’t wait to get out and take a closer look at everything that’s here.
If you’re on the ground this morning, don’t forget to check out the GRRC Showcase, which includes a host of Italian exotica including an Alfa Romeo 1900C, a Dino 246GT, a Ferrari Testarossa and a Maserati MC20 Cielo.
There’s due to be more than 1,000 cars in attendance at the 100th Sunday Breakfast Club, and we’d say it’s worth the effort to try and see them all, especially while the sun is shining, a walk from Woodcote to Madgwick sounds like the optimum way to spend a Sunday morning.
Photography by Toby Whales.
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