Festival of Speed hospitality guests will be pampered in fine style and luxury in the Moss Pavilion, an upgraded facility located just metres from the intense hill climb action with a 600-seating capacity restaurant to cope with increasing demand. The new Moss Pavilion now benefits from an elevated structure with a revised layout and covered balcony, and supplements the existing Stewart, Gurney, Library Lawn and Hill hospitality areas at the Festival.

At the Goodwood Revival, an all-new elevated hospitality suite will also be added to the existing facilities. The new Salvadori Pavilions will seat 470 people with a prestigious trackside position located on the in-field near the action-packed Chicane, with views of the Lavant Straight, Woodcote Corner and the start line. All hospitality packages at the Festival of Speed and Revival include admission tickets, paddock access, reserved car parking, fine foods and many more benefits.

After an energetic day of high-octane motoring action, Festival of Speed and Revival event goers will be able to enjoy the convenience and camaraderie of a new, purpose-built camping facility, located within the grounds of Goodwood Estate. This new facility has been designed specifically to give fast, easy and direct access to either event for the avid motor sport enthusiast.

The new Goodwood camping facility will have over 350 camping plots, able to accommodate camping cars, caravans or tents. On-site will be luxury showering and toilet facilities, as well as power hook-ups, a dedicated campsite manager and 24-hour security patrols. Facilities for persons with disabilities will also be available, including a courtesy shuttle service to and from the events.

The 16th Goodwood Festival of Speed will open its gates to around 150,000 motor sport enthusiasts from 11th-13th July, with the tenth anniversary Goodwood Revival expected to attract over 115,000 motor racing fans from 19th-21st September.