Arriving at Goodwood Revival is as much a part of the experience as the event itself. This year, courtesy of Wheely, the journey to and from the Sussex motor circuit set the tone for a day steeped in high-octane glamour. Ordered directly through the app, Wheely offers a seamless start, allowing guests to personalise every detail before the car even arrives. From choosing the perfect temperature to selecting music or opting for complete silence, the experience is tailored in advance so the vehicle feels like an extension of your own world.
On Sunday, the Revival’s most anticipated races unfolded with the theatre only Goodwood can deliver. The Sussex Trophy saw historic racing cars roar around the circuit, showcasing icons of the 1950s. Later, the Alfa Romeo Track Parade honoured half a century of motorsport triumphs for the Italian marque, with a dazzling display of its finest vehicles.
Between the high-speed duels of the Sussex Trophy and the Revival’s annual motorcycle race, with its Le Mans-style start, the Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy stood out as a highlight of the weekend.
As the day unfolded, Wheely’s service proved indispensable. Different vehicles suited every need, whether travelling solo in a Business car or accommodating a larger group in an XL. The concierge option meant shopping bags and larger purchases could be sent back to one’s residence, leaving guests free to applaud from the grandstands or raise a glass of champagne in the paddock. As the event drew to a close, stepping into a pre-ordered chauffeur service, cooled or warmed to preference, this experience felt like another luxury after a day in the Sussex air.
As an official sponsor of Goodwood Revival, Wheely captured the spirit of refinement that defines the event. Beyond the racing, the Revival remains a celebration of period style and the very best in motor sport.
Goodwood Revival once again delivered its familiar magic, but with Wheely smoothing every stage of the journey, the day was elevated into something seamless. The future of luxury transport and a celebration of the golden age of motoring felt perfectly aligned.
