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The third day pf Goodwood SpeedWeek starts early, with the 8.40am Richmond and Gordon Trophy for 1954-’60 grand prix cars, beginning a day of non-stop racing and demonstration runs.
The second part of the St Mary’s Trophy returns, hopefully in the same vein as yesterday with close-quarters racing in skitterish ’60 saloon cars. There’s the final of the Shootout, which yesterday saw a lap of less than 70 seconds, plus the promise of a race between a Formula E car, electric motorcycle and drone.
Scroll down for the full timetable of track action, which is being streamed live and free of charge.
Throughout the weekend, Motor Sport will be live streaming the entire event here. All three days will be streamed so there’s no need to worry about missing a thing as we’ll have you covered from start to finish. You’ll see all of the main races plus additional features.
You can also tune in to the SpeedWeek stream at speedweek.goodwood.com, for non-stop coverage of every moment on track.
Three days of spectacular motor sport action begin tomorrow at Goodwood, as SpeedWeek begins: a Covid-beating festival with no spectators, but no shortage of action. You’ll be able to watch…
There will also be TV coverage on ITV4 on Friday. Two hours of live broadcasting will include ’70s touring cars battling it out in the Gerry Marshall Trophy.
Coverage resumes on ITV4 at 2pm on Saturday, with a track guide from Mark Webber and Molly Pettit; qualifying for the SpeedWeek Shootout, featuring supercars, F1 cars and prototypes on the Goodwood Circuit; plus the first part of the classic St Mary’s Trophy with touring cars from the ’60s.
Some of the final races on Sunday will be broadcast on ITV1 from 2pm, including the Lavant Cup for pre-1960s sports cars and the Shootout where the fastest driver round the track will be crowned.
A host of footage has been recorded to complement the races and demonstrations. Here are some of the features to look out for in the Goodwood SpeedWeek stream.
Friday’s offering is focused on the historic motor racing past as well as the future of the industry. A tribute to Formula 1’s 70 years will be taking place on track, while a look at the world of rallying and the Audi Quattro is just two of the off-track features to keep an eye out for. Here are key events on Friday to tune in for.
12:26 – The History of Lotus – A look back at the storied history of the famous racing name and the relationship between the marque and Goodwood itself.
14:40 – The Birth of NASCAR – Mark Webber delves into the history of the premier stock car racing series and how the competition grew out of bootlegging.
Saturday kicks off with a look at how motoring and the motor car first came about and its development path today. An in-depth look at McLaren, Porsche and BMW can also be viewed while on the track, The Shootout starts in the afternoon.
10:36 – McLaren Magic – A look at the best cars to come out of this famous manufacturer, with a preview of the newest in the collection, the Elva.
12:19 – The Great Rivalries – Formula 1 has played host to numerous iconic moments, and this look back at the greatest rivals the series has seen will include numerous instances of great racing and controversial characters.
The final day of the Goodwood Speedweek will bring to a close an action-packed show, and there are a few more unmissable moments to catch before the day is out. The last of the F1 demonstrations, The Shootout Finale and plenty of off-track entertainment too.
13:20 – Binaural Audio – Missing that feeling of being trackside and taking in the sights and sounds of motor racing? Well, Goodwood has you covered for the sound anyway with this unique experience to put yourself on the ground at the event. Get a pair of headphones ready for a chance to feel like you’re there.
