A long-term friend of Goodwood motorsport, 2009 F1 World Champion and current Extreme E driver Jenson Button will make his historic racing debut at the Goodwood Revival, taking place September 17-19 at Britain’s much-heralded Goodwood Motor Circuit.

The Englishman is set to take part in the Friday-evening Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy. Formerly the Kinrara Trophy and first held in 2016, the sunset race will see Ferrari 250 SWBs take on the likes of Aston Martin DB4GTs, AC Cobras and a host of early-60s GT racers. Button will share the driving seat of a Jaguar E-type, prepared and run by RJN Motorsport, with Alex Buncombe.

The driving pair will be back in action on Sunday afternoon in the Royal Automobile Club TT Celebration, a one-hour, two-driver event for closed-cockpit machinery. In this race, Button and Buncombe will share an 1963 AC Cobra, originally a factory Shelby American entry, the car is now prepped and run by DK Engineering.

Highlights of the race at 2.30pm will form part of ITV1’s Sunday, Sept. 19, live broadcast of the Goodwood Revival.

Details of the confirmed Revival race schedule are available HERE, with regular updates to follow in the coming weeks.

Tickets for Sunday’s Revival are sold out; however, Friday and Sunday tickets are still available and can be purchased HERE.

NOTE: If scheduled Goodwood events cannot take place on advice from the UK Government due to the ever-changing pandemic, the Ticket Guarantee means customers can transfer their ticket to the following year or receive a full refund.