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How to watch the Goodwood Revival this weekend

Goodwood Revival | Press Article 17/04/24

  • Don’t miss a moment by tuning in for all the action
  • Goodwood Revival takes place Friday 16 - Sunday 18 September

If you can’t make it to the 2022 Goodwood Revival, fear not! You can catch all of the action across our TV broadcasts and live streams.

How to watch:

  • Saturday 17 September, 2-4pm, ITV3 featuring:
    • Official Practice: Royal Automobile Club TT Celebration
    • Ferrari Track Parade
    • Race: St Mary’s Trophy Presented by Motul - Part 1
    • Race: Goodwood Trophy
  • Sunday 18 September, 2-4pm, ITV3 featuring:
    • Military Vehicles Track Parade
    • Race: Royal Automobile Club TT Celebration
    • Race: Lavant Cup
  • Thursday 22 September, 8pm, ITV4
    • Revival Highlights
  • Sunday 25 September, 9:55am, ITV4
    • Revival Highlights

Also tune in live via our live streams:

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Notes to Editors:

Goodwood Revival, Friday 16 - Sunday 18 September.

Tickets and packages
Only Friday tickets now remain. Tickets can be purchased at goodwood.com or by calling the Ticket Office on +44 (0)1243 755055.

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Contact
For more information about the Goodwood Revival and our other motorsport events, please contact Katharine Morgan, Motorsport & Automotive Press Officer: Katharine.Morgan@goodwood.com

For all other press enquiries please contact: media@goodwood.com

Imagery and news from Goodwood are available from our Press & Media site.

Stay up to date with all future announcements and on-event action across our social channels:

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About the Goodwood Revival
The Goodwood Revival is the world’s greatest historic motor race meeting, and the only sporting event of its kind to be staged entirely in a period theme. More than just an unrivalled weekend of historic racing, it is an immersive celebration of a less disposable world, where “make do and mend” was a way of life rather than a casual slogan.

The Revival is, at its heart, a celebration of craftsmanship and sustainability, from an age when possessions were made to last and be cherished. It promotes a thoroughly modern ethos – to “reduce, reuse, repair, restore and recycle” – in the most authentic way possible. All the cars are original, having been lovingly maintained since new, many of the outfits have been handed down through generations, and even the retailers specialise in pre-owned artefacts – everything from clothes and accessories to automobilia and books.

It is, proudly, the world’s biggest and most glamorous second-hand event.