2024 Goodwood Members’ Meeting dates announced

Members of the GRRC community will reconvene at Goodwood for the Spring weekend filled with racing, festivities and fireworks and mark 10 years since Goodwood’s Members’ Meetings returned.

Over the last decade, we’ve been treated to some incredible action. From the mighty touring cars of the Gordon Spice Trophy – Group 1 machines of the 1970s from Capris to Rover SD1s – to races for just Ford’s legendary GT40 sportscar, the on-track action has been some of the best in Goodwood history.

The Members’ Meeting demonstrations have become one of the most hotly-anticipated things in the motorsport year. Over the years we have seen everything from modern LMP sportscars to Supertouring monsters. In 2021 we even had Bruno Senna lapping the Goodwood Motor Circuit at speed in his Uncle Ayrton’s McLaren MP4/6.

In 2023 the Members’ Meeting saw one of the most amazingly sonorous displays we’ve ever had, with GT1 cars of the mid-2000s screaming their V8, V12 and V10 music around the track. Other highlights saw Karun Chandhok, David Brabham and Riccardo Patrese showcase the mighty turbo power of the Brabham BT52 and an awesome display of the racing history of the Porsche 911.

It’s not just motorsport that has found a home at the Members’ Meetings. Road car debuts have flourished over the years. These have included the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, T.33 and T.33 Spider, McLaren Senna GTR and Bentley Continental GT Le Mans Collection. 

Away from the cars, the Members’ Meeting party has become legendary, open to all and finishing with a spectacular fireworks display, and the house competition’s games and activities are enjoyed by people of all ages.

Tickets for the 81st Members’ Meeting will go on sale later this month. GRRC Members will have an exclusive purchase window that opens on Monday 21st August before GRRC Fellows can purchase on Thursday 31st August. All Members’ and Fellows can benefit from an early-bird window that saves 15 per cent before 31st December this year.

Keep an eye on GRR for all the details of the races and demos that you can enjoy at 81MM in 2024. 

Photography by Joe Harding and Nick Wilkinson