Goodwood Festival of Speed cancelled for the 1st time in 30 years; When will it resume, how to get refunds and all you may want to know

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Met Office, the Goodwood Festival of Speed, a popular annual racing event, was forced to cancel its Saturday activities. The decision to cancel was primarily driven by concerns for the safety of participants and spectators, as gusts of up to 55 mph were predicted in the south of England. This marks the first time in the festival's 30-year history that the second day had to be cancelled. Typically spanning four days, from Thursday to Sunday, the Saturday of the festival is known for its bustling atmosphere, particularly during the hillclimb competition. While the cancellation undoubtedly disappointed many festival enthusiasts, the organizers prioritized safety above all else. With the potential risk of damage to temporary structures and the potential for spectator injuries, the decision was made in the best interest of everyone involved.

In a statement, the event organizers expressed their regret in announcing the cancellation of the Goodwood Festival of Speed for Saturday, July 15, 2023. The decision was made after consultation with meteorologists, health and safety experts, and key stakeholders, due to a severe wind warning in the Goodwood area. With on-site safety as their top priority, the organizers emphasized the serious risk posed to temporary structures and requested that attendees refrain from travelling to the site. They conveyed their deep sadness at not being able to run the event on Saturday but reassured that it would resume as planned on Sunday.

Although the Goodwood Festival of Speed is set to proceed as planned on Sunday, July 16, the event is already sold out, and