How to get your 2026 Goodwood Motorsport tickets

This year delivered moments like no other, from the poignant running of Ayrton Senna’s Lotus 97T at the 82^nd Members Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport, 40 years after his first Grand Prix victory, to seven Formula 1 World Champions starring on the balcony at the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, and a characterful celebration of the greatest driver of all, Jim Clark, at the Revival. Certainly, 2026 has a lot to live up to.

Our tradition season opener, the 83^rd Members’ Meeting kicks things off on the 18^th-19^th April. With a focus on ‘The James Hunt Years’, this promises to be a paradise for lovers of 1970s F1, offering a glorious selection of cars to spark memories of some of the greats of the era.

Of course, there will be a particular focus on the Champion himself, as we embrace his legacy on the 50^th anniversary of Hunt’s 1976 title triumph.

Tickets for 83MM are on sale now, exclusively for Members and Fellowship members of the GRRC. You can sign up for the Fellowship today to access tickets and secure your spot at this unmissable weekend.

And that’s just the start. The 2026 Festival of Speed is set to take place from 9^th-12^th July, with the Revival scheduled for 18^th-20^th September. We can’t wait to find out what these special events have in store for us next year, and GRR is the best place to find out all the details as soon as they’re announced.

Tickets for the Festival of Speed and Revival go on sale to GRRC members at 9am on Saturday 25^th October, with tickets then available to GRRC Fellowship members at 9am on Monday 27^th October. For the general public, tickets go on sale at 9am on Monday 3^rd November.

If you’re not already part of the GRRC, you can sign up to the Fellowship today and save ten per cent on your 2026 tickets and grandstand passes, as well as enjoying a whole host of other on-event perks.

You can also sign up for ticket alerts for both the Festival of Speed and Revival, so you’ll know exactly when they go on sale.

Photography by Darren Heath, Charlie Brenninmkeijer and Jayson Fong.