Goodwood Circuit is a historic venue for both two- and four-wheeled motorsport near Chichester, West Sussex. The 2.4 miles circuit is situated on the estate of Goodwood House, and completely encircles Chichester/Goodwood Airport.

The the racing circuit dates from 1948, and has over the years played host to many famous drivers. Mike Hawthorn and Graham Hill had their first single seat races here, Jim Clark and Jack Sears also competed here in 1964.The accident that ended Stirling Moss's International career happened at St. Mary's Corner in 1962.

Goodwood saw its last race meeting for over 30 years in 1966, because the owners did not want to modify the track with chicanes to control the increased speeds of modern racing cars. The last event was a club meeting organised by the British Automobile Racing Club on 2 July 1966. Goodwood Estate is noted for its annual Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival events.