Take some much-loved British Classics round the track at Goodwood in West Sussex! This experience is perfect for any motoring fan, made more pertinent by the fact that the three cars you'll be driving are all British Classics, so you can cruise Cool Britannia on the circuit.

You can't get a much more appropriate venue for driving these classic cars hand built in the UK. Goodwood is one of the most historical driving venues in the country, having welcomed such famous names as Graham Hill, Mike Hawthorn and even Donald Campbell.

First up is the simply stunning Aston Martin DB4, which was in production between 1958 and 1963. Although designed in Milan, this car was built in Aston's factory in Newport Pagnell and became an immediate British classic.

Another British classic shining light of a car you'll be driving is the beautiful Jaguar E-type. You will be bowled over by its good looks and enjoy getting to grips with the huge long, sleek bonnet as you take her for a spin around the circuit.

Last but not least the Lotus Cortina, which was a pioneer of that classic British racing brand Cosworth. This car dating back to 1961 began life when Lotus founder Colin Chapman decided to design an engine based on a Ford motor. After tweaks by a certain Keith Duckworth from Cosworth, the car was successfully being raced by Jim Clark and we reckon you'll love this two door saloon performance car - it's a British classic! More classic car experiences here. 

The session includes a welcome and safety briefing, a total of 9 driving laps with 3 laps in three classic british cars:  Aston Martin DB4, Jaguar E type and Lotus Cortina. You will be presented with a driving certificate after the event. Allow spending an hour  at the circuit. The circuit is 2.4 miles long so you will enjoy nearly 22 miles of driving in total.


Driving takes place on selected weekdays from April to October. Availability is reduced from mid August to mid September due to annual driving festivals at the circuit.


Goodwood Race Circuit in West Sussex, one of Britains most historic racing circuits.


All drivers need to have a full UK driving licence. Flat soled shoes or trainers should be worn.


Guests are welcome to come and watch and take photos however spaces are limited. Complimentary tea and coffee are provided.