Goodwood Marshals Club makes mission motorsport charity of choice for annual autumn track event

Mission Motorsport is delighted to have been selected as a charity of choice by Goodwood Marshals Club, which will be running its annual fundraising Track Days this November in aid of the Forces’ Motorsport Charity and also the Goodwood Education Trust.

The club, which hosts two track days at the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit near Chichester every autumn, will be back at the venue on Thursday, 19th November, and Friday, 20th November, holding the 2026 instalment of the event which regularly raises north of £20,000 for very important causes.

Car owners wishing to take their own vehicles onto the famous circuit are invited to take part in either, or both, of the track days. Expert instruction will be on hand, enabling drivers to learn how to navigate the circuit like a professional.

The days are intended to provide maximum fun in a safety-first, high-octane environment. Included as part of the track days are driver briefings with a Chief Driving Instructor, a delicious buffet lunch, and Barista-style tea and coffee available throughout each day for drivers and their guests.

To sign up, click the link: https://sites.google.com/goodwoodmarshalsclub.org.uk/web/track-days

Always exciting yet relaxed, the track days are fantastic events with an incredibly warm welcome provided by the members of the club in the Jackie Stewart Pavilion. There is also a silent auction,

all in aid of the chosen charities.

Goodwood Marshals Club, which operates independently of the Goodwood group of companies, was first established in 1998 and is responsible for marshalling at Motorsport UK licenced Sprints, Autosolos and Greenpower race events which takes place at the circuit each year. Members have a wealth of experience in all motorsport disciplines, working at venues across the UK and overseas,

Mission Motorsport is a vital charity which promotes the mental and physical wellbeing of service leavers, veterans and their families. Providing employment opportunities and training within the automotive sector and the motorsport industry, Mission Motorsport engages with, supports and embraces service leavers on their path to civilian life through the mantra ‘Race, Retrain, Recover’.

Alex Atherton, Mission Motorsport Managing Director:

“We are absolutely delighted to have been selected by Goodwood Marshals Club as one of its charities of choice for the 2026 Track Days. The proceeds raised will help us continue supporting service leavers, veterans and their families, and we are incredibly grateful to the members of Goodwood Marshals Club for their support and look forward to joining them for what promises to be two fantastic days of driving, camaraderie and fundraising at one of Britain's most iconic motor racing venues.”

Russell Pain, Chair of Goodwood Marshals Club:

“We are really delighted to be supporting Mission Motorsport and look forward to another two days of camaraderie and fundraising at our favourite motor circuit.”

ENDS