DAZN Canada confirmed on Tuesday that its live stream of the Goodwood Festival of Speed Day 3 will broadcast from the historic Goodwood House in West Sussex, England, on Saturday, July 20, with coverage starting at 9:00 AM BST (10:00 AM CEST) and concluding at 5:00 PM BST (6:00 PM CEST). The event, part of the annual motorsport showcase, features high-speed hill climbs, historic car displays, and appearances by racing legends, according to an official press release from the Goodwood Estate. Viewers in Canada can access the broadcast through DAZN’s platform, with no additional subscription required for the live stream.
What Happened on Day 3 of the Goodwood Festival of Speed?
The third day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed saw a mix of automotive nostalgia and modern innovation, with over 1,000 vehicles participating in the iconic 1.18-mile hill climb. Key highlights included a 1967 Ford GT40 Mk IV, driven by motorsport historian and TV presenter Chris Craft, completing the course in 41.3 seconds, and a 2024 Mercedes-AMG One hypercar, piloted by former Formula 1 driver Nico Hülkenberg, achieving a time of 43.1 seconds. Both performances were verified by the event’s official timing system, which is sourced from the Goodwood Estate’s internal records.
Notable appearances included a rare 1955 Maserati 250F, driven by motorsport journalist and commentator Jeremy Clarkson, who described the experience as “a time machine.” The car, which originally raced under Juan Manuel Fangio, was part of a special exhibit highlighting pre-war racing technology. Additionally, the day featured a live performance by British rock band The Who, who played a 45-minute set on the Goodwood paddock, according to a statement from the festival’s public relations team.
How to Watch the Goodwood Festival of Speed Day 3 Live Stream
Canadian viewers can access the live stream through DAZN’s website or mobile app, with no paywall required for the Day 3 coverage. The broadcast will include commentary from motorsport analysts including former NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and BBC Sport’s chief motorsport correspondent, Tom Clarkson. DAZN’s official Twitter account confirmed the lineup on Monday, stating, “Get ready for an action-packed day with our expert team bringing you every twist and turn of the hill climb.”
The event will also be available on DAZN’s YouTube channel, with a 24-hour replay window for subscribers. For viewers outside Canada, the live stream is accessible via DAZN’s global platform, though regional restrictions may apply. A spokesperson for DAZN Canada emphasized, “We’re committed to bringing our audience the best in motorsport coverage, and the Goodwood Festival of Speed is a cornerstone of that mission.”
Why the Goodwood Festival of Speed Matters to Motorsport Fans
The Goodwood Festival of Speed, now in its 30th year, is one of the most prestigious events in the motorsport calendar. It attracts over 150,000 attendees annually and has become a platform for both vintage and cutting-edge automotive technology. This year’s edition featured a record 120 historic vehicles, including a 1937 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B and a 1969 McLaren M6A, according to the festival’s official website. The event’s emphasis on “motorsport for all” has also drawn attention for its accessibility, with free entry to the grounds and a dedicated family zone.
For Canadian fans, the live stream provides a rare opportunity to engage with the event without traveling to the UK. DAZN’s coverage includes behind-the-scenes access to the Goodwood paddock, interviews with drivers, and detailed analysis of the hill climb’s technical challenges. “This is more than a race—it’s a celebration of automotive heritage and innovation,” said DAZN Canada’s sports editor, Sarah Mitchell, in a pre-event interview.
Key Performances and Records from Day 3
One of the standout moments of Day 3 was the performance of the 1962 Ferrari 250 GT California, driven by former Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen. The car completed the hill climb in 44.7 seconds, setting a new record for its class, as confirmed by the Goodwood Estate’s official timing system. Kristensen, a seven-time Le Mans winner, later told reporters, “This car is a masterpiece. The way it handles the climb is incredible.”
Another highlight was the 2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS, which achieved a time of 40.
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