Porsche Clubhaus exterior at Goodwood Festival of Speed, marking 75 years of Porsche in the UK, with visitors and a Porsche parked outside.

Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026

Nothing marks the arrival of the Great British summertime quite like Goodwood Festival of Speed. As a loyal supporter of the event since 1995, Porsche returned to West Sussex for the world-famous automotive garden party. This year marked 75 years since the first Porsche arrived in the UK, celebrating the milestone with a vibrant presence at the event.

From the first 356 displayed at Earls Court in 1951 to today’s performance icons, Goodwood Festival of Speed provided a fitting stage to celebrate the brands journey in the UK, highlighting the deep connection between Porsche and generations of British enthusiasts.

Orange and black liveried Porsche 911 GT3 racing up the Goodwood hillclimb, captured with motion blur against a backdrop of trees and spectators.
A classic Porsche 356 and a modern 911 displayed side by side on a wooden plinth, with a screen behind marking 75 years of Porsche in Great Britain.
Indoor Porsche display with a race car raised on a car lift above a red Cayenne, showcased within a glass-walled pavilion.
Festival-goers walking towards the Porsche Clubhaus on a sunny day at Goodwood, with a red sports car in the background.

Driven by racing culture.

The 911 GT3 Cup Car made its Goodwood debut ahead of the 2027 Porsche Carrera Cup GB season, taking on the famous hillclimb by Porsche Cars GB Junior driver Callum Voisin. Alongside the Cup Car, the 911 GT3 S/C made its dynamic debut, joined by the track-honed 911 GT3 with Manthey Kit.

Earls Court 51 Edition.

The 911 GT3 Earls Court 51 Edition is a modern interpretation of the historic Porsche vehicles that first landed in the UK, which were proudly presented at the Earls Court Motor Show in 1951. Built on the 911 GT3 with Touring Package, it wears a bespoke Earlscourtgreenmetallic finish, with leather and corduroy detailing drawn from the original 356 coupés. Standing alongside it, the ex-Betty Haig 1951 356, newly recommissioned with Porsche Sonderwunsch and finished to match, brought that origin story back to life beside its modern-day descendant.

Unexpected Pairings.

Heritage and today, side by side. Four racing Porsche cars meet the modern versions they shaped, brought together at Goodwood Festival of Speed to show how far the story has come. Discover more

The Porsche Stand.

The Clubhaus served as a bespoke destination where Porsche was brought to life through culture, craftsmanship, and unexpected pairings. Showcasing limited-edition vehicles alongside unique collaborations, it provided the opportunity to blend Motorsport heritage with contemporary luxury, offering guests an inspiring space to experience the brand in an unexpected way.
A white Porsche race car competing at speed on a circuit, captured with motion blur conveying high velocity.
A red Porsche 911 GT3 RS with large rear wing parked on a tree-lined road at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
A close-up of the Porsche lettering on a teal Porsche, with a red car blurred in the background.

Driven by racing culture.

75 years ago, two Porsche 356s arrived on British shores and changed everything. Since that moment, motorsport has been woven into the fabric of what Porsche means in the UK, a journey defined by rivalry, passion, and the relentless pursuit of performance. It's a story that goes far beyond the track, driven by a spirit of courage that lives in every car we build. Come and feel it for yourself at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed.

A line-up of colourfully liveried Porsche 911 GT3s Toy Story cars displayed on a wooden platform at Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Close-up of a Porsche door sill featuring "Yee Haw!" script embroidery in gold, with a red leather interior.
Rear wing detail of the Buzz Lightyear-inspired Porsche 911 GT3 RS, showing the white and Fire Red striped lower wing element against the car's green and white bodywork.

Porsche, Disney and Pixar. An iconic collaboration

In collaboration with Disney and Pixar, Porsche built three one-of-one 911s inspired by Woody, Buzz and Jessie, each translating the character's colours and personality into a bespoke exterior and interior. Buzz Lightyear takes the form of a 911 GT3 RS, Jessie a 911 Targa 4 GTS, and Woody a 911 Carrera T.

All three cars made their UK debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed, drawing a wave of fan photos and posts across social media, and every car will be sold to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the American Red Cross and Starlight Children's Foundation.

Close-up of a Porsche Tree of Life Sonderwunsch bonnet in metallic blue, featuring a gold crest and decorative gold graphic above the air intakes.

Tree of Life.

Created by Porsche Moldova, and in collaboration with Style Porsche and Sonderwunsch, the 911 GT3 'Tree of Life’ was created to celebrate 15 years of Porsche in Moldova. The one-of-a-kind vehicle serves as a powerful tribute to the nation’s culture, identity, and rich heritage. Requiring nearly 400 hours of meticulous craftsmanship, the car features a striking colour gradient on the exterior, a hand-painted Tree of Life motif, and a distinctive interior accented in Ruby Star Neo. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed to reflect stories deeply rooted in Moldovan history and tradition.

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Porsche Club stand at Goodwood Festival of Speed with 75th anniversary signage, surrounded by rows of blue and yellow Porsches.
Close-up of a row of red Porsche 911s parked side by side, front ends and headlights in focus.
Close-up of a row of yellow Porsche 911 GT3s and GT4s parked side by side, headlights and wheels in focus.

Porsche Club GB

Since the very beginning, Porsche Club GB has been at the heart of what makes owning a Porsche something more than simply having a car - a community bound together by a shared love of driving, engineering, and the stories that unfold on every road and every track. At the event, members once again parked up directly alongside the Porsche stand, coming together with fellow enthusiasts to celebrate a passion that has been running for more than six decades.

The icons that conquered the hill

Over the decades, Porsche icons such as the 917/10, 908/03, 936, 956, 962 and 911 GT1 have each, in their own era, defined what a Porsche can do on the Hillclimb. Their return is a compelling reminder that motorsport performance has long been woven into the brand’s history at Goodwood.

Liveried Porsche race car parked at Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Porsche Macan Electric driving near grass at the Goodwood hillclimb.
Porsche cornering on the Goodwood hillclimb, hay bales lining the track.
Porsche 911 GT3 driving the Goodwood hillclimb.
Porsche driving the Goodwood hillclimb.
Porsche 911 GT3 cornering on the Goodwood hillclimb.
Liveried Porsche race car climbing the hill in front of Goodwood House.
Two liveried Porsche race cars on track in front of the grandstand.
Porsche Lifestyle Shop shelf displaying yellow, checked and white branded flasks.

Porsche Lifestyle Shop.

At the Porsche Lifestyle Shop, guests were able to purchase a memento of their time at Goodwood Festival of Speed. This year, the collection fused modern Porsche Lifestyle products with heritage-inspired designs, featuring signature UK exclusive pieces that honoured the 75th anniversary of Porsche Cars Great Britain.

Guest at the entrance to the Goodwood Festival of Speed Porsche area.

Café Le Mans.

Away from the rush of the festival, and overlooking the Hillclimb action, Café Le Mans offered the perfect setting for guests to relax, take in the action, and enjoy a selection of refreshments.

Camp Cayenne tented lounge area with Porsche vehicles in a field.

Camp Cayenne

Where Porsche adventures are shared, told, and discovered, Camp Cayenne immersed visitors into Porsche’s off-road heritage, tracing the journey from the Dakar-winning 959 to the latest Cayenne.

A black and white Porsche 911 GT3 Cup race car with the number 911 competing on the Goodwood hillclimb, captured at speed with a blurred green backdrop.
Callum Voisin, the official 2026–2027 RAFA Racing Club Porsche Carrera Cup GB Junior Driver, smiling with arms crossed.
A close-up of a Porsche crest badge on a dark bonnet, framed by a laurel wreath symbolising motorsport victory.

Porsche Motorsports.

There is rich history and heritage with Porsche and motorsports, having created some iconic moments on the racetracks. You may be in with a chance to see some of these race winning cars at this year's festival. Most excitingly of all, Callum Voisin, the official 2026–2027 RAFA Racing Club Porsche Carrera Cup GB Junior Driver, will be taking on the Hillclimb for the very first time in the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (type 992) car.

A dark green graphic marking 75 years of Porsche in Great Britain, featuring a gold stylised "75 GB" with a classic Porsche 356 and chequered flag detail.

Goodwood Motorsport app

Download the free Goodwood Motorsport app to discover the timetable for each day of the event, detailing what you can expect to experience. Build your own itinerary and receive notifications just before the action starts, ensuring you don’t miss any must see Porsche moments.

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