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The Goodwood Revival presents motor racing as
it used to be: a magical step back in time to when Goodwood was
the social and spiritual home of British motor racing. The arrival
of faster Formula One cars in 1966 meant that the circuit had to
close, but 32 years later the Earl of March re-opened it and created
the only sporting event in the world held entirely to a period
theme. As Murray Walker put it: “Goodwood closes its gates
on the modern world for three wonderful days”.
Once through the gates you enter a different
era with thousands of visitors lost in a romantic tribute to Fifties
and early Sixties style. Amazing flying displays celebrating Goodwood's
past as a Battle of Britain airbase, combined with outstanding
historic racing has prompted the international press to herald
the Revival as “the best motor racing event in the world”.
The hospitality facilities are unique, in an
environment that you will not experience anywhere else in the world.
The Clark, Hawthorn and Brabham Pavilions are situated close to
the action, adjacent to the assembly area and one minute away from
the paddock. The atmosphere is inimitable. The SuperShell building
is our top-of-the-range facility, located at Woodcote corner with
unrivalled views from the windows and access to the adjacent Woodcote
Grandstand. New for 2008 is the Salvadori pavilion located on the inside of the track by the chicane.
Guests are encouraged to dress in period clothing
and enter into the spirit of the event. It is compulsory for gentlemen
to wear jacket and tie in order to gain access into the paddock
area.
Click here for availability.
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Friday is a
busy day of official practice with all cars and motorcycles taking
to the track so competitors can familiarise themselves with the
challenging track and strive for the best starting-grid position.
Saturday is
a spectacular day of historic motor sport in the most authentic
surroundings. A full programme of exceptional racing action features
throughout the day and one of the highlights is sure to be the
Brooklands Trophy race featuring cars of a type that raced at that
famous banked circuit.
Sunday is
all racing, with great battles on the track. The world’s
rarest, fastest, most beautiful and most valuable historic racing
cars compete in jaw dropping combat. The day ends with a prize
giving ceremony on the grid.
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Clark Pavilion
A shared traditional marquee catering for tables of two and
upwards. Situated alongside the Hawthorn Pavilions, you
enjoy the same exceptional trackside viewing, as well as
easy access to the garden which adjoins the assembly area,
the atmosphere in this facility is buzzing. |
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Brabham
Pavilion
Catering for parties of 4 or more,
this one-year-old facility is situated next to the Clark
Pavilion and includes a pianist
for your entertainment. It not only allows guests access
to the track side viewing lawn, but also the perimeter
of the Racing Car Assembly Area joining on to the Drivers’ Club.
This makes it perfect for autograph hunters and celebrity
spotting. |
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Hawthorn Pavilions
Private trackside pavilions, catering for groups of thirty
people or more. Situated just beyond the start/finish
line on the main straight and immediately before the
long sweeping Madgwick corner, the pavilions offer dramatic
viewing in well designed and equipped glass-fronted structures.
Available as one or more tables of ten in a shared pavilion, or thirty or upwards in a private facility.
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Supershell
Building
This historic building is situated
on the outside of Woodcote corner on one of the fastest and
most dramatic corners of the circuit, with great views up
the Lavant straight and to the chicane. Available in tables
of ten, the package includes seats in the Woodcote Grandstand,
and a guest speaker at lunchtime, as well as a period taxi
service for clients to use to take them to the paddock area
in the style of yesteryear.
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The Brooks Pavilion
Named after the very famous driver Tony Brooks who raced at
Goodwood in the 1950s. Located on the outside of the track next to the March enclosure these trackside pavilions are for private parties of 30 and have a garden area and with excellent viewing.
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Salvadori Pavilions
This new elevated structure with balcony, occupies a prestigious position on the inside of the circuit by the chicane. Views of Lavant Straight, Woodcote Corner, the chicane and down towards the startline will make this one of the most desirable locations for entertaining. The Salvadori pavilions are available as tables for 10 people in a shared pavilion, for 30 people in a private pavilion or tables for four to twelve people in a shared restaurant.
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| Hospitality Availability - Updated 4th April 2008 |
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Clark
(tables of 2 upwards) |
Sold Out |
Sold Out |
Available |
Hawthorn Pavilion
(private for 30 people or tables of 10) |
Available |
Available |
Available |
The Brooks Pavilion
(private for 30 people upwards) |
Available |
Available |
1 x 40 seater |
Brabham
(tables of 4 upwards) |
Available |
Available |
Available |
SuperShell Building
(tables of 10 upwards) |
7 x tables of 10 |
1 x tables of 10 |
Sold Out |
Salvadori Pavilion
(private for 30 people upwards or tables of 10 or tables of 4 and upwards in a shared restaurant) |
Very limited availability in restaurant |
Available |
Available |
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| The Goodwood
Motorsport Entertaining Brochure and Booking Form.
 Click
for the Motorsport Entertaining Brochure and Booking Form pdf (2.64MB)
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you do not have Acrobat Reader installed please follow the Get
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For hospitality enquiries
please contact Sue Hopkins:
email:
motorhosp@goodwood.co.uk • Telephone: +44 (0)1243 755054 •
Facsimile: +44 (0)1243 755056 |
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