This year also brings the 60th anniversary of the Lotus Cortina, which is aptly marked with a Jim Clark Trophy race featuring 30 of the saloons in what looks set to be non-stop action on Sunday.
One of the demonstration runs will be a tribute to the GT1 sports car category, featuring Ferrari 550 Maranellos, Aston Martin DBR9s, Dodge Vipers and Chevrolet Corvettes among two-dozen examples.
There’s also a celebration of 60 years of the Porsche 911 with cars spanning three decades of the 20th century, and a demonstration of the Brabham BT52, which Nelson Piquet used to win the 1983 World Championship, and which is reputed to have lapped the Goodwood circuit in under a minute, claiming the unofficial lap record.
The demonstration runs sit between a packed schedule of racing, which includes the renamed Gordon Spice Trophy for ’70s and ’80s saloon cars, the return of the S.F. Edge Trophy for pre-war machines, and the Moss Trophy which recreates the atmosphere of the RAC TT races — see our latest issue for an exclusive drive of Moss’s Ferrari 250 GT SWB.
2023 80th Goodwood Members’ Meeting schedule
Sunday, April 16
| Time | Activity |
| 9am | Gordon Murray Automotive parade |
| 10.15am | Race 6 Threlfall Cup |
| 10.50am | GT1 demonstration |
| 11.20am | Race 7 Hailwood Trophy pt2 |
| 11.50am | Bentley demonstration |
| 12.25pm | Race 8 Jim Clark Trophy |
| 1.30pm | Race 9 S.F. Edge Trophy |
| 2.35pm | Porsche 911 celebration |
| 3pm | Race 10 Trofeo Nuvolari |
| 3.40pm | Race 11 Tony Gaze Trophy |
| 4.20pm | Race 12 Salvadori Cup |
| 4.55pm | Brabham BT52 demonstration |
| 5.25pm | Race 14 Moss Trophy |
| 6.05pm | Race 15 Gordon Spice Trophy Final |
How do I watch the Goodwood Members Meeting?
All of Sunday’s action is being streamed on YouTube and you can watch at the top of this page.
