The Goodwood Breakfast Club Classic Sunday is one of four themed “Breakfast Club” events held at Goodwood Motor Circuit in Chichester, West Sussex. The Classic Sunday theme is for vehicles registered before 1 January 1985. It’s a Sunday-morning event, typically early in the day, with static displays of vehicles and additional activities with the emphasis of bringing together classic cars (and bikes) within the perfect setting of the Goodwood Motor Circuit.
Event Details
Dates: TBC, usually from May to August.
Camping Availability: No
Are Dogs Welcome? Yes, well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome. Please ensure that you clear up after your dog. Please note that there are likely to be sudden, loud noises; please consider whether the event is suitable for your dog.
Event Location
Goodwood, Motor Circuit, Chichester PO18 0PH
Ticket Prices
The Goodwood Breakfast Club events remain a free event to attend; however, Goodwood are asking everyone who attends Breakfast Club to make a voluntary donation to our 2025 Estate charity partner, The Aldingbourne Trust.
Click here to see the full ticket details on the official website.
Please make sure you sign up for the Breakfast Club events and register for your tickets to make sure that you are guaranteed access.
Why Attend Goodwood Breakfast Club Classic Sunday 2026?
The Goodwood Breakfast Club themed events provide a rare and accessible chance to see a wide and diverse collection of genuine classic vehicles all in one place under one roof (or rather, one circuit!) — many of them eligible under the pre-1985 theme.
What you'll see
You'll experience a broad array of classic cars and classic bikes, specifically aligned with the theme (pre-1985 vehicles in 2025). Expect models across the decades, from everyday classics to more specialist machines. Special marque/anniversary features: e.g., 2025 edition will mark anniversaries like 100 years of the Rolls-Royce Phantom, 75 years of the Aston Martin DB2 etc.
Goodwood. The paddocks and display grid will host many cars; there’s a general "visitor car" display zone, and also show vehicles. You'll also encounter, within the Goodwood estate, the circuit environment, pit buildings, etc, which add ambience.
What is to do
Enjoy breakfast, obviously. There are cafés on site (Race Control Building, Jackie Stewart Pavilion, Motor Circuit Café, Aerodrome Café) serving full English breakfasts, bacon rolls etc. You can check out the paddocks, display zones, admire the cars from close up, talk to owners, and take photos. Tractor-trailer rides around the circuit perimeter track (useful for families) are offered. Don't forget the Goodwood Shop for some retail therapy, Breakfast Club merchandise, and Goodwood-branded items.
