Watch: The Best Runs of the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed (So Far)
2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed
is officially underway. That means we're about to spend the next few days watching some of the fastest, rarest, and newest vehicles on the planet make their way up the 1.17-mile hill climb for the 32nd consecutive year.
Day 1 has already kicked off, with dozens of vehicles participating in early practice sessions—some doing so more quickly than others. We've already seen the latest
Lexus LFR prototype
tackle the hill climb, as well as Ferrari's new F80 hypercar, the Praga Bohema, and a few others.
Below are some of the best runs we've seen so far—but there's still plenty more in store for the long weekend. The actual timed shootout doesn't take place until Sunday, July 13, which means there will be multiple practice sessions prior to then.
For now—sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the highlights from Day 1. You can also watch the full livestream below.
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Alpine Alpenglow
BMW Vision Driving Experience
Ferrari F80
Ford SuperTruck
Lexus LFR
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