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Grand Prix winner Jochen Mass, along with so many professional drivers, is a huge fan of the Goodwood Circuit: “It’s wonderful because the flow of corners is good. It’s a real driver’s circuit as you need to be very precise and small mistakes can cost you a lot of time. I especially like Fordwater, it’s super nice. It depends on the car, but a quick one on narrow tyres is great because you’re always drifting, always sliding, and it’s great fun.” Want to find out how you fare on one of Britain’s fastest and most challenging circuits? Then come and join us in October when we host a special Motor Sport track day at the Sussex track.
Motor Sport have teamed up with Peter Best Insurance to host this track day at Goodwood and it will take place on Friday 9th October. With a limited amount of spaces, this day has everything you need in a track day to thrill all your senses. From racing around the historic track, to the bespoke Goodwood buffet menu to keep you well fuelled, you will be kept entertained all day whilst being based out of one of the original circuit buildings.
Date: Friday 9th October, 2020
Time: 9am to 5pm
Location: Goodwood Motor Circuit, Chichester PO18 0PX
Refreshments: Buffet lunch & barista tea & coffee service throughout the day
Price: Track Day Ticket £399 | Additional Driver Ticket £80 | Hospitality Ticket £50
Peter Best Insurance is an independent UK insurance broker specialising in classic car insurance, classic motorcycle insurance, as well as insurance for other collectible classic vehicles. Established in 1985, working in connection with Classic car clubs and their members, Peter Best Insurance has grown to become one of the UK’s leading and most trusted Classic Vehicle Insurance providers.
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