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The Goodwood Festival of Speed. (Pirelli Photo)

Goodwood Secures Pirelli For Festival Of Speed

MILAN, Goodwood — The Goodwood Estate has signed a multi-year partnership with global manufacturer, Pirelli, to be the exclusive tire partner for the annual flagship event, the Goodwood Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, set for July 13-16. 

Pirelli, renowned for its cutting-edge technology and high-end production, has been the exclusive tire partner to Formula One since 2011 and is also the unique supplier to the World Rally Championship. They will work with Goodwood to create a number of exciting activations on and off the hillclimb.

Pirelli will be present at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with two exhibition spaces that will illustrate key elements of the company: 150 years of evolution in high-tech products, racing spirit, art and culture, and sustainability.

One of the spaces will be dedicated to the iconic P Zero family of tires, where three new products will be previewed to mark the imminent renewal of Pirelli’s entire high-end range.

“Pirelli has an outstanding reputation for excellence and innovation, qualities that make them a welcome addition as a Goodwood partner,” Goodwood owner, Charles Gordon-Lennox, 11th Duke of Richmond said. “As the leader in the prestige tire market and the official supplier of tires to F1, the pinnacle of motor racing, we are excited to have them on board for the 30th anniversary of Festival of Speed.”

“I’m pleased that Pirelli is partnering with the Goodwood Festival of Speed,” Marco Tronchetti Provera, Pirelli Executive Vice Chairman and CEO, said. “It is an excellent fit for us. As a market leader in high end tires, Pirelli feels at home among the world’s leading premium and prestige carmakers. This also goes for the Festival’s attention to motorsport, an area we have been involved in since 1907.

“Finally and importantly, we identify with and appreciate the Festival’s interest in new forms of sustainable mobility, as we are focused on developing new technologies to make mobility ever more sustainable.”