Moss
Get up close to incredible motorsport and share a memorable experience with your guests in this exceptional shared space.
From £1,120 per person per day ** Sold Out
Overview
Get up close to incredible motorsport in the exclusive Moss and share a memorable Festival Speed experience with your guests as you catch the track action right off the start line.
Located close to the popular Supercar Paddock, Moss is renowned for superb views of the start straight enjoyed from its impressive position. With excellent service and delicious food in our brand-new restaurant for 2025, a day of effortless entertaining awaits.
We've named this experience after 'Mr Goodwood' himself, the legendary Sir Stirling Moss. Stirling took part in his first race at Goodwood's first meeting, a day after his 19th birthday, in 1948. He won here more than any other driver, including four consecutive Tourist Trophies from 1958-61, and sadly suffered career-ending injuries in his last race here, on Easter Monday 1962. In retirement, he continued his close ties, becoming a patron of the Festival of Speed in 1993.
Best views
With prime trackside views from your private balcony, you won't miss a moment of the incredible action as legends of motorsport roar up the hill.
Effortless entertaining
Outstanding hospitality awaits - from breakfast to a three-course lunch, champagne reception and afternoon cakes and scones - all to be enjoyed right in the heart of the Festival of Speed.
Prime position
With unrivalled views from the start line to the first corner of the hill, Moss offers a seat right in the heart of the action, enviably positioned next to the Supercar Paddock. You will be steps away from the Startline bridge, allowing you to explore either side of the hill with ease.
Your experience includes:
Access to shared enclosure
Champagne reception
Light breakfast
Three-course buffet lunch
Afternoon cakes and scones
Unlimited house wine, spirits, beer and soft drinks
Unlimited tea and coffee
Admission badge
On-site parking
Event programme and earpiece radio