The Tyrrell Shed will officially open in its new Goodwood home at the 2024 Revival this weekend. The Duke of Richmond will host a special opening ceremony at 10:00 on Sunday to mark the shed’s successful relocation after it was saved from demolition earlier this year.
He will be joined by Jackie Stewart, who won all three of his F1 world championships with Tyrrell, Martin Brundle, who raced for the team in 1984 and ’85, and members of the Tyrrell family for an exclusive moment inside the shed, which members of the public will be able to watch from the doors.
Those in attendance at the Revival will be able to experience the Tyrrell Shed throughout the three-day event. It will be open to the public on Friday and Saturday, closing briefly on Sunday morning prior to the opening ceremony, after which it will remain open for the rest of the day.
The Tyrrell Shed will house two cars that would have been originally built inside its walls, the original Tyrrell car, the 001, and a 006 that Stewart drove the world championship in 1973. They’ll be in situ inside the shed, and surrounded by a stunning collection of artefacts and memorabilia from the original era of the Tyrrell team, donated to the display by former team members, collectors and the Tyrrell family.
It's bound to be an evocative exhibit that’s well worth a visit if you’re in attendance at the 2024 Revival, a chance to experience the sights and smells of a genuine piece of F1 history.
Photography by Joe Harding.
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