Full Goodwood Speed Weekend stream timetable
Join us here at Goodwood Road & Racing this weekend for three solid days of motorsport. The first ever Goodwood Speed Weekend is an online-only event made up of some of the greatest moments from all three of Goodwood’s headline motorsport events – the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, Goodwood Revival and Members’ Meetings – from the past nearly 28 years.
We begin Speed Weekend with a Friday of celebration and commemoration, remembering VE day – the end of war in Europe, 75 years ago to the day. Friday (May 8th) will commence with an awesome Spitfire flypast from our 2015 commemoration of the Battle of Britain. Our weekend’s racing will begin with the Goodwood Trophy from 2011, featuring the cars that competed here post-war. Friday’s action will continue until 4.15pm with racing from early Formula 1, ‘50s saloon cars and bonkers pre-war GTs. Interspersed with the races will be celebrations of some of the key parts of the war effort – including the daring Dambusters raid, the D-Day landings and more. We will end the day with another stunning air display from the Revival in 2017.
Saturday (May 9th) kicks the action up a gear with a day of “Goodwood Firsts” – celebrating debut moments from Revival, Festival of Speed and Members’ Meetings. We begin with the first cars to ascend the Goodwood Hill as part of the 1993 Festival, before the inaugural races from the 1998 Revival and 72nd Members’ Meting follow. The rest of the day will continue with Festival batches, including Lewis Hamilton's debut, the first Forest Rally Stage, and Members’ Meeting demos before the stunning Kinrara Trophy from the 2016 Revival ends the day.
Sunday (May 10th) will bring the weekend to a high-speed climax with a day of “Goodwood’s Fastest” – a selection of our greatest high-mph moments. This kicks off with the Glover Trophy from 1999, the last time that post-’66 3.0-litre F1 cars, representing the iconic ‘return to power’, raced at the Revival. This star-studded race (with the likes of Sir Jack Brabham behind the wheel), is followed by the fastest runs from the 1999 Festival of Speed – including Nick Heidfeld’s mesmerising McLaren MP4-13 run. We’ll follow that through the day with our fastest races and demos, including the wild 2016 RAC TT Celebration (including the dramatic battle for the lead between Gordon Shedden and Giedo van der Garde) and two Festival of Speed shootouts. The day will end with the reveal of a brand new video – the fastest times ever seen at the Festival of Speed, a compilation that has had to be remade after two record-breaking years at Goodwood.
The full timetable for the weekend’s racing is below; join us here on GRR to watch Speed Weekend in full and take part in with the conversation on social media using #GoodwoodSW. After all the action is over members of the GRRC Community will be able to relive the whole thing for free.
Read the full Goodwood Speed Weekend timetable here!
Main image by Jayson Fong, Lewis Hamilton image courtesy of Motorsport Images.
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