Official Japfest Goodwood Event Map Released – Plan Your Day and Don’t Miss a Thing
With the show just around the corner, the official Event Map has now been released, giving visitors the perfect way to plan their day and make sure they don’t miss any of the action on Saturday 3 October.
With more going on around the show than ever before, the map is designed to help punters navigate the venue and find the cars, clubs, displays and attractions they want to see, from the huge club stands and special displays to the trade area and the brand-new Live Action Arena. And there’s plenty to keep you moving throughout the day…
Don’t Miss A Thing
The Live Action Arena is the place to head for a packed schedule of tyre-smoking, high-octane entertainment. Drift Kings will be taking to the arena for three sessions, while the Chemical Guys Car Catwalk Competition puts some of Japfest’s standout cars head-to-head, with the competition building through the Top 16, quarter-finals, semi-final and final. There’s more action too, with a ProLite Jumping demonstration from Luke Woodham, and Autograss demonstrations. There’ll also be a chance to meet the Drift Kings during the lunchtime signing session before the afternoon action gets back underway.
Plan Your Day
Away from the arena, the Event Map will help you explore the incredible variety of Japanese machinery gathered across the show, including the club stands, special displays and trade area. There’s also a major new addition for 2026, with Japanese motorbikes joining Japfest for the first time. Make sure you head to the paddock to check out the Torque Out Loud display and see the two-wheeled side of Japanese performance culture. The map forms part of the essential information for the day, alongside the full Event and Live Action timetables, giving visitors everything they need to plan their route around the show.
So, before you arrive, check out the official Event Map, pick out the must-see areas and build your own Japfest itinerary. With clubs, incredible cars, live action, Japanese bikes, special displays and plenty more to discover, there’s a lot to fit into one day.