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Watch the Goodwood SpeedWeek online from the comfort of your own home.
With Goodwood’s Festival of Speed, Members’ Meeting and Revival meetings cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, organisers have instead combined the best elements of all three events into a single interactive experience which can be enjoyed online.
The event will run behind closed doors at Goodwood Motor Circuit over three days, Friday 16 October to Sunday 18 October 2020. All the action will be live streamed for fans to enjoy from home. Viewers will be encouraged to get involved via a host of interactive elements, such as competitions, live polls and virtual paddock tours.
When SpeedWeek is underway, the live stream can also be viewed on YouTube.
The event will feature a huge variety of races, rallies and high-performance road cars driven by some of the most famous names in international motor racing. In keeping with the ethos of Goodwood’s events, there will be on-track demonstration runs celebrating the varied history of motorsport and high-performance road cars.
The headline races usually seen at the Revival will form part of the SpeedWeek bill, while the timed shootout format that usually forms the backbone of the Festival of Speed is also carried over. They will battle to complete one lap of the 2.36-mile circuit in the quickest time possible. With modern performance cars due to take part, there’s a chance that the outright lap record might fall during the weekend.
Another highlight of the event will be the high-speed parades of supercars of the kind usually seen at the Festival of Speed. Two special stages have been designed, using part of the race circuit but also sections of the perimeter roads around the West Sussex venue, including the access tunnel between the outfield and the infield. The rally layouts were recently christened by the all-new GR Yaris with Kris Meeke at the wheel. Additionally, there will be a gymkhana-style event.
As Toyota are an event partner, Toyota Gazoo Racing will have a substantial presence at Goodwood SpeedWeek. As you can read in more detail here, the all-new GR Yaris will be one of the stars of the show. World Rally Championship driver, Elfyn Evans is one of several big names scheduled to drive the 257bhp hot hatch on the rally stage and race track, along with Jari-Matti Latvala and the aforementioned Meeke.
Toyota Gazoo Racing UK with Ginsters driver Tom Ingram is another star name who will be present. Ingram, a race winner in the British Touring Car Championship this year, will hurl his race-prepared Corolla around the race circuit in the single-lap shoot-out contest.
Goodwood SpeedWeek will also host the debut of a new limited-edition GR Supra, limited to fewer than 50 units in the UK market. Further details will be announced later this year prior to its arrival in early 2021.
The event will be shown live on ITV1 and ITV4, with highlight programmes during the subsequent week. See below times:
There will also be a dedicated SpeedWeek hub on Goodwood’s website which will offer a choice of two live streams: one concentrating on the track action and the other on the behind-the-scenes aspects of the event. When SpeedWeek is underway, the live stream can also be viewed on YouTube: