This weekend Maserati will be present at the Goodwood Revival 2026, one of the most iconic events in the international automotive culture scene. An event that every year manages to bring together thousands of enthusiasts in the evocative setting of the Goodwood circuit. In this prestigious context, the Modena brand will pay tribute to the 100 years of the iconic Trident with a selection of historic cars from the renowned Maserati Umberto Panini Collection, which for the occasion will be exhibited with the support of Maserati Classiche.
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Maserati at Goodwood Revival 2026
This year’s edition of the Revival is dedicated to the theme “La Dolce Vita“, a tribute to the culture, passion, and elegance of Italian motoring in the ’40s, ’50s, and ’60s. In line with the celebratory atmosphere, the on-track program of Revival 2026 is also enriched by a novelty: the “Battle of Modena“, introduced to intensify the experience with richer and more engaging races. Meanwhile, on Sunday the RAC TT Celebration will return, one of the most prestigious moments of the annual Goodwood calendar.
For the 100 years of the Trident
In the schedule of initiatives, the Goodwood Revival confirms itself as the ideal stage to celebrate Maserati’s historical heritage and to be part of the activities dedicated to the centenary of the Trident. Among the key moments remembered by the celebrations stands out the category victory of the Tipo 26 at the 1926 Targa Florio, the first great milestone of the Trident on track and a decisive step to start a long sporting tradition. Throughout the weekend, visitors will also be able to admire iconic models along the circuit. Think of the Berlinetta A6GCS-53, the Tipo 420M/58 “Eldorado” and the Tipo 61 “Birdcage”.
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