Formula 1 legends, Porsche’s 75th anniversary, supercars, 60 years of McLaren, 75 years of Lotus, 30 years of the Festival of Speed, Sebastian Vettel, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, MotoGP including Francesco Bagnaia and the legendary Goodwood Timed Shootout.
Just some of the things you can see this weekend at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed begins on Thursday, with 150,000 motorsport enthusiasts set to descend on Goodwood House in West Sussex.
As always, F1 will have a substantial presence at the festival. Both McLaren, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, and Williams, with Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant, will be in attendance over the weekend, while Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull will be showcasing various cars from their history.
Porsche celebrates its 75th anniversary, as some of the world’s best motorcycle riders from MotoGP will take to Goodwood’s famous hill, including reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia and his Ducati team-mate Enea Bastianini.
There will be brand new car unveils from the likes of Porsche, Hyundai, Caterham, Ferrari and Lamborghini, and the Red Arrows will perform at the festival on Thursday and Friday.
Here’s the full timetable for each day of the festival, and how to watch it live.
Goodwood Festival of Speed Timetable
13 July, Thursday
- Gates open – 7am
- Spectator hill walk – open track crossing – 8.35am
- The Duke of Richmond opens the 30th Festival of Speed – 9.20am
- Goodwood 75 batch – 9.20am
- Bonhams auction viewing opens – 10am
- Manufacturer batch 1 – 10.05am
- Action Sports warm-up show – 10.30am
- Rally and off-road batch – 10.35am
- Porsche “Art of Dreams” moment – 11am
- Manufacturer batch 2 – 11.20am
- Red Arrows air display – 11.30am
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 11.50am
- Ineos launch moment – 12.30pm
- Action Sports show – 12.30pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 12.40pm
- Porsche 75 – 1.15pm
- Porsche 75 celebration moment – 1.50pm
- Manufacturer batch 3 and Hyundai N moment – 2pm
- Best of FOS 2023 including McLaren, Lotus and Jeff Beck cars – 2.30pm
- Red Arrows Q&A – 2.30pm
- Action Sports show – 3pm
- Timed practice – 3.30pm
- Manufacturer batch – 4.10pm
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 4.40pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 5.40pm
- Goodwood Action Sports competition (BMX high jump) – 5.30pm
14 July, Friday
- Gates open – 7am
- Batch 1: tin tops, drift rally and WRC – 8.30am
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 9.10am
- Batch 3: Goodwood 750 – 9.55am
- Action Sports warm-up show – 10.30am
- Batch 4: Lotus moment, McLaren, GP greats and MotoGP – 10.45am
- Porsche “Art of Dreams” moment – 11am
- Bonhams fine automobilia auction – 11am
- Red Arrows air display – 11.15am
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 11.40am
- Porsche 75 celebration moment – 12.15pm
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 12.20pm
- Goodwood Action Sports show – 12.30pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 1pm
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 1.35pm
- Bonhams motor cars auction – 2pm
- Batch 4: McLaren moment, Lotus, GP greats and Jeff Beck cars – 2.20pm
- Action Sports show – 3pm
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 3.10pm
- Timed practice – 3.50pm
- Alain De Cadenet celebration – 4.10pm
- Batch 3: Goodwood 75 – 4.35pm
- Batch 1: Driftkhana, tin tops, rally and WRC – 5.15pm
- Action Sports competition (BMX and MTB best trick) – 5.30pm
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 5.50pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 6.30pm
15 July, Saturday
- Gates open – 7am
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 8.30am
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 9.10am
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 9.50am
- Action Sports warm-up show – 10am
- Batch 1: Ken Block moment, tin tops, drift, rally and WRC – 10.20am
- Porsche “Art of Dreams” moment – 10.30am
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 11am
- Porsche 75 celebration moment – 11.40am
- Qualifying shoot-out – 11.45am
- Batch 4: Lotus moment, McLaren, GP greats, MotoGP and Jeff Beck cars – 12.35pm
- Action Sports show – 1.30pm
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 1.30pm
- Batch 3: Goodwood 75 – 2.30pm
- Balcony moment: interview with Sebastian Vettel – 2.45pm
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 2.55pm
- Goodwood Action Sports show – 3.15pm
- Batch 4: McLaren moment, Lotus, GP greats and MotoGP – 3.35pm
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 4.20pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 5pm
- Batch 1: Driftkhana, tin tops, rally and WRC – 5.30pm
- Goodwood Action Sports competition (freestyle motocross best trick) – 5.30pm
- Batch 3: Goodwood 75 – 6pm
16 July, Sunday
- Gates open – 7am
- Batch 3: Goodwood 75 – 8.30am
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 9.15am
- Action Sports warm-up show – 9.30am
- Batch 1: tin tops, drift, rally and WRC – 9.55am
- Batch 4: Lotus moment, McLaren, GP greats and MotoGP – 10.35am
- Porsche “Art of Dreams” moment – 11am
- Balcony moment – Ferrari Le Mans winners – 11.10am
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 11.15am
- Action Sports: Show11:30
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 11.55am
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 12.25pm
- Porsche 75 celebration moment – 1pm
- Batch 4: McLaren moment, Lotus, GP greats, MotoGP and Jeff Beck cars – 1.15pm
- Balcony moment: interview with Moto GP riders – 1.55pm
- Shoot-out – 2pm
- Goodwood Action Sports show – 2.30pm
- Batch 5: Porsche 75 – 3.15pm
- Batch 2: Le Mans, Nascar, sports racers – 3.50pm
- Batch 3: Goodwood 75 – 4.30pm
- Goodwood Action Sports competition (BMX mountain bike best trick) – 4.30pm
- Batch 1: Driftkhana, tin tops, rally and WRC – 5.15pm
- Batch 6a: supercar run – 5.50pm
- Batch 6b: first glance and road bikes – 6.30pm
How can I watch Goodwood 2023?
If you are unable to attend the festival in person there is a live stream that will cover all the action.