Goodwood is delighted to announce the race schedule for the 84th Members’ Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport. The varied line-up celebrates some of the most iconic cars, bikes, drivers and riders from across motorsport, with an all-new race and two races making a welcome return to the 2027 schedule.
Saturday
Hailwood Trophy Part One – Returning
As the only motorcycle race on the 84th Members’ Meeting schedule, the Hailwood Trophy continues to hold a unique place within the event. Competitors will battle across two races, with overall honours awarded based on a combined classification on Sunday. Featuring an exceptional field of classic 250cc and 350cc Grand Prix motorcycles, complemented by the formidable Formula 750 machines, the race promises a thrilling showcase of two-wheeled competition across the weekend.
S.F. Edge Trophy Part One – Returning
The much-loved S.F. Edge Trophy will once again feature the mighty pre-1919 Edwardian cars, which will compete in two five-lap races over the course of the weekend. A long-standing crowd favourite, the race offers spectators the chance to watch these remarkable historic machines battle for top honours on both days of the event.
Gordon Spice Trophy Part One – Returning
Following the separation of smaller-capacity cars into the Win Percy Trophy, the Gordon Spice Trophy will once again be contested in a two-part format. The 20-minute owners’ and drivers’ race is reserved for Group 1 touring cars of the 1970s and early 1980s, with Ford Capri Mk3s, Rover SD1s and Chevrolet Camaro Z28s among those set to take to the track as dusk falls on the opening day.
Win Percy Trophy Part One – Returning
The Win Percy Trophy will make its return with an action-packed 45-minute race featuring Group 1 touring cars under 2.8 litres from the 1970-1982 period. Split into two segments, the event will begin with VIP drivers taking to the track, before the Owner/Entrants take over in the second half to decide the outcome.
Moss Trophy – Returning
The Moss Trophy celebrates the era of closed-cockpit GT cars that raced before 1963, capturing the spirit of the Royal Automobile Club TT races held between 1958 and 1962. Named in honour of Sir Stirling Moss, affectionately known as “Mr Goodwood”, the race pays tribute to his celebrated RAC TT successes and attracts a distinguished line-up of drivers.
Sunday
Gurney Cup – Returning
Since becoming part of the Members’ Meeting programme at the 76th edition, the Gurney Cup has established itself as one of the event’s highlights. The 45-minute, two-driver race showcases sports-racing prototypes of the type seen between 1963 and 1966, with iconic machines such as the Ford GT40 and McLaren M1A competing alongside cars from Porsche, Lotus, Elva and other renowned manufacturers. The pace and pedigree of the field make it one of the fastest races of the weekend.
Benjafield-Davis Cup – New
Making its debut at the 84th Members’ Meeting, the Benjafield-Davis Cup will showcase a captivating field of vintage Bentley sports cars of a type raced between 1922 and 1930. The 20-minute contest promises a spectacular display of speed, character and drama, celebrating the marque’s pioneering achievements in motor racing.
Gordon Spice Trophy Part Two – Returning
Don Parker Trophy – Returning for 2027
Back on the Members’ Meeting schedule after a short hiatus, the Don Parker Trophy will once again showcase 500cc Formula 3 cars. Despite their compact dimensions, these agile racers are known for delivering exhilarating slipstream battles and fiercely contested racing, proving that some of motorsport’s greatest thrills come in the smallest packages.
Win Percy Trophy Part Two – Returning
S.F. Edge Trophy Part Two – Returning
Hailwood Trophy Part Two – Returning
Ronnie Hoare Trophy – Returning for 2027
The Ronnie Hoare Trophy returns with a grid befitting one of motorsport’s most glamorous eras, featuring road-going sports and GT cars from Ferrari, Porsche and Alfa Romeo. This race celebrates a time when style and sporting excellence went hand in hand.
Salvadori Cup – Returning
Named in honour of Le Mans legend Roy Salvadori, this 20-minute race brings together World Championship sports cars and production sports-racing machines that competed between 1955 and 1960.The grid will feature some of the cars that helped define the Le Mans 24 Hours during its post-war resurgence, including Lola Mk1s, Lotus 15s and the iconic Lister-Jaguar ‘Knobbly’.
Please note that while the races for the 84th Members’ Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport are confirmed, the schedule is provisional and subject to change. A full timetable and entry list will be available in the final weeks preceding the event.
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