2025 Goodwood Trophy preview | Goodwood Revival

23rd April 2025

Adam Wilkins

In the years immediately after World War II, when racing first began at the Goodwood Motor Circuit on the former RAF Westhampnett site, grids of the fledgling Formula 1 category were made up from a mixture of new machines and those from pre-war years. It was a case of using whatever was available.

That approach is reflected in the Goodwood Trophy, which brings together Grand Prix and Voiturette cars from 1930 to all the way to 1951. The entry list includes ERAs, Maseratis and Alfa Romeos from the earliest days of Formula 1, pre-dating the World Championship that reaches its 75^th anniversary this year.

Given how significant these races are in the Motor Circuit’s history, the Goodwood Trophy opened the first Revival in 1998 and has been on the race card at every event since.

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Previous winners of the Goodwood Trophy

Year	Driver	Car
2024	Ian Baxter	Alta 61 IS
2023	Ian Baxter	Alta 61 IS
2022	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2021	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2019	Gareth Burnett	Alta 2-Litre Single Seaters
2018	Calum Lockie	Maserati 6CM
2017	Michael Gans	ERA B-type R1B
2016	Calum Lockie	Maserati 6CM
2015	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2014	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2013	David Morris	ERA B-type R11B
2012	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2011	J.Mac Hulbert	ERA D-type R4D
2010	Mark Gillies	ERA A-type R3A
2009	Ludovic Lindsay	ERA B-type R5B ‘Remus’
2008	Ludovic Lindsay	ERA B-type R5B ‘Remus’
2007	Mark Gillies	ERA R-type R3A
2006	Stefan Schollwoeck	Maserati 6CM
2005	Ludovic Lindsay	ERA B-type R5B ‘Remus’
2004	John Ure	ERA B-type R9B
2003	Barrie Williams	Connaught A-type
2002	Barrie Williams	Connaught A-type
2001	John Ure	ERA B-type R9B
2000	Ludovic Lindsay	ERA B-type R5B ‘Remus’
1999	Barrie Williams	EA A-type R3A

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Photography by Toby Whales and Pete Summers.