Goodwood Revival has announced details of the drivers and riders who will be attending the 2024 event, and, as ever, the organisers have brought together a stellar line-up of competitors from across the world of motorsport.
From the high-octane world of Formula 1, there will be two Formula 1 World Champions – Sir Jackie Stewart and 1997 champion Jacques Villeneuve – alongside previous Formula 1 drivers David Brabham, Derek Bell, Jochen Mass, Karun Chandhok, current Festival of Speed hillclimb record holder Max Chilton and two-time Formula E Champion Jean-Éric Vergne.
On two wheels will be acclaimed riders, winners and champions from the British Superbike Championship, Isle of Man TT, MotoGP, Suzuka 8 Hours and World Superbike Championship, including Bradley Smith, Carlos Checa – who will be making his debut at the Revival – Jeremy McWilliams, Leon Haslam, Tommy Bridewell and Tommy Hill. With an impressive 38 Isle of Man TT wins between them, five Isle of Man TT winners will also join the Revival this September – Davey Todd, James Hillier, 23-time winner John McGuinness MBE, Lee Johnston and Michael Rutter.
Nine iconic drivers renowned for endurance racing – and with 29 24 Hours of Le Mans wins between them – will join in the sustainably-fuelled racing at the historic Motor Circuit. Among them are World Endurance Champion André Lotterer, Darren Turner, Emanuele Pirro, Rinaldo Capello, World Endurance Champions Marcel Fässler and Neel Jani, Romain Dumas and “Mr Le Mans” himself, nine-time winner and 2012 World Endurance Champion Tom Kristensen, who competed in the Revival’s first sustainably-fuelled race – the Fordwater Trophy – in 2023 and joined us at the 81st Members’ Meeting as the new House Captain for Darnley. European Le Mans Series Champion and advocate for sustainable racing, Alex Brundle, will also be competing across the weekend.
Making an appearance from the world of Touring Car racing will be drivers, winners and champions from the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) and World Touring Car Championship, including BTCC champions Andrew Jordan, Colin Turkington, Gordon Shedden – new Metheun House Captain at the Members’ Meeting – Matt Neal and current leader Tom Ingram – with nine wins between them – alongside WTCC champions Andy Priaulx – new Aubigny House Captain at the Members’ Meeting – and Rob Huff.
The full list of drivers and riders currently confirmed for the 2024 Goodwood Revival can be downloaded below and the event’s Entry List will be announced in the coming weeks. Saturday tickets are now sold out with limited tickets remaining for Friday and Sunday at goodwood.com.