Singer opens the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed as Central Feature marque

July 8, 2026 by Singer Vehicle Design
Singer tomorrow opens its presence at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, having been named the event’s Central Feature marque. Eleven cars restored for their owners will form Singer’s presence throughout the event.

Taking pride of place on the lawn in front of Goodwood House is a new sculpture from acclaimed artist Gerry Judah, created to celebrate Singer’s influence on the automotive world. Mounted on the sculpture are three Porsche 911s Reimagined by Singer, representing the company’s Classic, Classic Turbo and DLS restoration services. The installation will provide a focal point for a daily celebration throughout the four-day event, running Thursday July 09 to Sunday July 12.

Rob Dickinson, Singer’s Founder and Executive Chairman said: ‘Singer has grown up at Goodwood, which has become a second home to us and the scene for important launches over the years. Our thanks go to the Duke of Richmond for that first invitation back in 2015 and for creating this iconic event. An incredible global community of owners and enthusiasts loves the 911 as we do, and every car we restore reflects the work of our talented teams in both California and the U.K. It’s humbling to be back, starting our eleventh Festival of Speed with the cars on the sculpture, and we’re looking forward to seeing everyone across the next four days.’

Beyond the Central Feature, Singer’s presence extends across the Festival of Speed, with a dedicated stand in front of the Stable Yard. The stand features a further five cars that trace the evolution of Singer, including examples of Classic, DLS, Classic Turbo and DLS Turbo services. At the front of the display is the first slantnose Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer, making its public debut.

Singer is represented in the Supercar Paddock with three more cars. One Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined by Singer is accompanied by two cars restored through Singer’s DLS Turbo services, with all three cars driven on the famous Goodwood Hillclimb across the four days of the Festival of Speed. Once a day, cars from Singer’s stand and the Supercar Paddock will assemble underneath the sculpture, where they will be joined by other privately-owned cars brought to the event by their owners to drive on the hill and take part in the celebration.

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