Goodwood 2026, Festival of Speed live stream
The 2026 edition of the Goodwood Festival of Speed once again brought together the very best of motorsport and automotive history, attracting hundreds of thousands of fans to one of the world’s most iconic motoring events. Hosted every year on the spectacular estate of the Duke of Richmond in West Sussex, the Festival of Speed remains a unique celebration where legendary racing cars, motorcycles, modern Formula 1 machinery and future automotive innovations all share the same stage.
Spread across an impressive 11,000-acre estate—covering almost 45 square kilometers—the event offered enthusiasts the opportunity not only to admire some of the most famous vehicles ever built in the paddock, but also to watch them in action on Goodwood’s legendary hill climb.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed
First held in 1993, the Goodwood Festival of Speed has grown into one of the most prestigious events on the global motorsport calendar. Every year it brings together historic racing cars, modern competition machinery, motorcycles, manufacturers and world-famous drivers for a weekend unlike any other.
The famous hill climb remains the centerpiece of the festival, with hundreds of vehicles tackling the short but demanding course throughout the weekend. Rather than serving as a conventional race, the event gives fans a rare opportunity to see iconic machines from every era driven at speed in front of live audiences.
One of the Festival’s defining characteristics is the incredible variety on display. Visitors can walk through the expansive paddock areas to get up close to legendary Formula 1 cars, endurance prototypes, rally cars, superbikes and groundbreaking new road vehicles before watching many of them head straight onto the hill climb.
2026 Festival of Speed live stream
If you missed any of the action, or simply want to relive the highlights from the weekend, you can watch the official Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026 live stream below, which covered both Saturday’s and Sunday’s activities.
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026 highlights
The 2026 edition featured an exceptional lineup, with more than 600 cars and motorcycles taking to the famous hill climb over the course of the four-day event. Formula 1, endurance racing, rallying, MotoGP and classic motorsport were all represented, making Goodwood one of the most diverse celebrations of speed anywhere in the world.
The weekend also featured appearances from numerous stars of motorsport. Following Thursday’s activities dedicated to Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Friday’s popular stage appearance featuring Valentino Rossi alongside Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris, the festival continued to welcome an impressive list of guests throughout Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday, Lando Norris returned to meet fans from the famous balcony overlooking the estate, while former Ferrari and McLaren driver Gerhard Berger also appeared during the afternoon. The fan zone welcomed both Lando Norris and Racing Bulls youngster Arvid Lindblad.
Sunday’s programme saw 1996 Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill greet spectators from the balcony, joined by Formula 1 drivers Franco Colapinto and Isack Hadjar. Williams Team Principal James Vowles also took part in fan activities during the final day of the festival.
As always, Formula 1 machinery remained one of the biggest attractions throughout the weekend. Fans were treated to the “The Rivals, Epic Racing Duels” showcase, celebrating some of the greatest rivalries in motorsport history through the cars that defined them.
Ferrari supporters also had plenty to enjoy thanks to the “Forza Ferrari, Winning Formula and F1 Teams” display, which featured several of the Scuderia’s most iconic Formula 1 cars tackling the famous Goodwood hill climb and delighting the thousands of fans gathered along the course.
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