2024 Goodwood Final Day Live Video Stream

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As well as car launches from Ferrari, Porsche, Aston Martin, BMW, Land Rover, Genesis, Ineos and many more. Follow the whole feed, all weekend live with us.

While many pre-1950 cars will be run and/or displayed throughout the weekend, for fans of the early FIA F1 World Championship many of those cars that define that era will be in action at the Festival of Speed: the Ferrari 166, 500, 156 ‘Sharknose’ 250 GTO and 158, not to mention the Maserati 250F, all icons of the 1950s and ‘60s that will deliver some incredible sights and sounds.

Goodwood reports in their preview: "We’ll then be able to start enjoying the 1970s, a hive of innovation and progress that would birth the likes of the Lancia Stratos, the V12 Matra-Simca MS670, the Porsche 936, and Ferrari 512 BB LM, all of which will be taking to the Hill, the 936 in the hands of six-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Jacky Ickx."

The Goodwood PR adds: "The Renault 5 Turbo Group 4 racer is bound to put on a show when it’s unleashed onto the Hill, as a selection of Group B cars from Audi and Lancia that includes the legendary Quattro, set to be driven by 1984 World Rally Champion Stig Blomqvist, and the Delta S4.

"You of course can’t talk about the cars of the 1990s without mentioning the McLaren F1, and it will of course be in action on the Hill in GTR ‘Longtail’ form alongside fellow Le Mans racers in the form of the Ferrari 333SP and BMW V12 LMR. We’d also recommend taking a moment to enjoy another ‘90s icon, the Ferrari F40 LM.

"Red Bull is of course a huge name at this year’s Festival of Speed as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Red Bull Racing by hosting all 20 of the team’s F1 cars in Cathedral Paddock. Of those 20, seven of them will be running on Sunday as part of a must-see moment on the Hill that will headline the weekend’s F1 action.

"McLaren, Ferrari, Williams, and Alpine will also be bringing some of their own F1 machinery; expect to hear the sound of V10, V8 and V6 engines ringing through the Goodwood Estate on all four days of the Festival of Speed.

"We’ll have Ayrton Senna’s McLaren MP4/4, Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari F2001, and a Williams FW26, driven by the man himself Juan Pablo Montoya. Other drivers set to be involved include Emerson Fittipaldi, Alex Albon, Logan Sargeant, Lia Block, Bruno Senna, Jack Doohan and Sophia Floersch," concludes the preview press release.