Don’t miss Goodwood’s Black Friday deals!

Some of the biggest discounts can be found in the Goodwood Road Racing Company collection, where there is 46 per cent to be had off the GRRC Gilet. Available in either black or blue with an embroidered GRRC patch to the left, it’s the perfect piece to keep you warm during winter track days.

Other GRRC items offering more than 40 per cent off include the Cotton Polo, the Hoodie, which is available in three different shades, just like the Sweatshirt, currently with 44 per cent off. Ideal for keeping comfy all while showing your pride for the GRRC.

Perhaps you’re after something to showcase your love for the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, or grab yourself or a loved one some apparel ready to wear at the event next summer. If that’s the case, then these Black Friday discounts are unmissable. From T-shirts and Hoodies to Jackets and Sweatshirts, there’s a whole host of designs to pick from, with a 42 per cent reduction on the Chequer Flag Hoodie representing the best savings.

If the Goodwood Revival is more your thing, however, then the Chainstitch Sweatshirt – featuring a design nodding back to The Great Escape with more than 50,000 stitches is available with a 25 per cent discount, while the Signwriter Unisex Cotton T-shirt comes in four different shades at a discount of 29 per cent.

Goodwood celebrated 75 years of motorsport in 2023, and the 75 Year Anniversary collection gives you the chance to proudly acknowledge that historic milestone. This Black Friday sale offers 29 per cent off both the Anniversary T-shirt and the Embroidered T-shirt – wardrobe staples with a Goodwood twist, while there is also a 25 per cent discount to enjoy on a selection of sweatshirts and the Embroidered Polo Shirt sporting rich navy and gold hues.

This is but a small selection of the array of items available in the Goodwood Shop this Black Friday, so be sure to visit the website to take a look at all that’s on offer for yourself or a loved one this festive season.  

Photography by Jonathan James Wilson.