When the Madgwick Cup ran at Goodwood in period it was for Formula 2 cars, with the fixture taking place annually from 1948 to 1954. Winners included Stirling Moss and Roy Salvadori, while the steeds included Coopers and Connaughts.
The Madgwick cup takes its name from the first corner of the Goodwood Motor Circuit, itself named after Madgwick Lane that runs parallel to the venue’s perimeter. In the Revival era the race has taken different forms over the years, and in 2025 it will be a 25-minute race for a grid of 1960-1966 sportscars with engines smaller than 3.0-litres. That means we’ll be treated to the sight of svelte cars from the likes of Lotus and and Elva vying for victory.
Year |
Driver(s) |
Car |
2024 |
Miles Griffiths |
Lotus-Climax 11 LM150 |
2022 |
Miles Griffiths |
Kieft 1100 |
2017 |
Miles Griffiths |
Lotus Climax 11 |
2016 |
Andrew Newall |
Lotus-Ford 23B |
2013 |
Tony Wood |
Lister-Bristol |
2011 |
Dion Kremer |
Elva-BMW Mk8 |
2010 |
Twyman/Wills |
Lotus-Climax 15 |
2009 |
Lukas Huni |
Maserati A6GCS |
2008 |
Carlos Monteverde |
Ferrari 206 SP Dino |
2007 |
Jac Nellemann |
Lotus-Climax 15 |
2006 |
Simon Hadfield |
Elva-BMW Mk8 |
2004 |
Nick Wigley |
Tojeiro-Bristol |
2003 |
John Harper |
Cooper-Monaco T49 |
Tickets for the Goodwood Revival are now available! Saturday tickets are selling fast, so secure yours now to avoid missing out, and don’t forget to take advantage of early bird pricing to save up to 10 per cent when you book before 1st May 2025.
Photography by Toby Whales.
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