About Festival of Speed|About Us|Positions available|Getting there

Would you like to join our team to be part of the most exciting event on the motor sports calendar, Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010?

We are recruiting NOW for various casual positions to join the Goodwood Food team at Goodwood House.

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About Festival of Speed

The Festival of Speed is far more than just a hill climb - it is a celebration of the history of motor sport and can justifiably claim to be the world's biggest and most diverse classic motor sports event.

Famous drivers and riders have attended such as Sir Stirling Moss, Jenson Button, and Lewis Hamilton!

More than 7km of temporary roadway is laid down in the park and more than 2000 acres of grassland is mown over three months in preparation.

From 25,000 visitors at the inaugural 1993 event, attendance at the Festival of Speed has grown to accommodate 150,000 visitors each year.

Building the temporary hill climb course takes around 2000 man hours of labour, and a further 1200 man hours to dismantle it again. At least as many man hours again are devoted to erecting the marquees and exhibition stands.

About Us

Goodwood Food is proud to be the official caterers at Goodwood Racecourse, Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Motor circuit Revival.

Come and experience catering of the finest quality in an exciting environment, work in one if our restaurants, private hospitality areas or in one of our bars.

Previously known as Payne and Gunter, Goodwood Food is part of Compass Group the Global leader in catering. Opportunities to work alongside our finest teams will develop skills for the catering and hospitality industry.

Positions available

» Catering assistant
» Box waiting
» Cash Bar
» Barista
» Bar Porter
» Kitchen Porter
» Wash Up

Some positions start at 6am, so be prepared to be asked!

Getting There

Goodwood is situated just outside Chichester, only 60 miles from London, 30 miles from Brighton and Southampton. It is easily accessible from London Victoria by train and less than 60 minutes drive from the M25 via the A3.