The Goodwood Festival of Speed is located in the beautiful parkland surrounding Goodwood House, near Chichester in West Sussex.
The Festival of Speed is motorsport’s weekend summer garden party, more than just the famous hill climb this is a celebration of world motorsport.
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Date:
23rd June 2022
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26th June 2022
Event Registration Info:
Tickets need to be purchased from the website in advance and have a variety of options; admission only, admission and grandstand, the startline club and camping/glamping options.
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