Top 10 Fastest cars at the Festival of Speed 2025

1. Ford Supertruck
   Romain Dumas reclaimed his crown as the fastest up the Goodwood hill, piloting the Ford Supertruck to a blistering time of 43.29 seconds—beating his own previous record by 0.7 seconds and setting the fastest time of the weekend.

2. Subaru Project Midnight
   Scott Speed pushed the Subaru Project Midnight to its limits, finishing second overall and clocking a full second faster than his 2024 run. The car’s aggressive setup and Speed’s experience made it a standout.

3. Porsche 911 GT3 Cup
   James Wallis delivered a dramatic and precise run in the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup, securing third place with a time that showcased both the car’s agility and his hillclimb expertise.

4. Shadow-Chevrolet DN4
   A classic V8 monster, the Shadow-Chevrolet DN4, impressed with its raw speed and thunderous soundtrack, earning a spot in the top five.

5. Ford Mustang GTD
   The new Mustang GTD, Ford’s track-focused supercar, made a strong debut with a rapid hillclimb, blending American muscle with modern aerodynamics.

6. Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear
   This Swedish hypercar stunned the crowd with its acceleration and top-end speed, finishing among the fastest thanks to its advanced engineering and power.

7. Porsche 911 GT3 R
   Another Porsche entry, the GT3 R, demonstrated the brand’s motorsport pedigree with a quick, clean run up the hill.

8. Alpine A110 R Ultime
   Alpine’s lightweight special edition made a notable impact, combining nimble handling with strong acceleration for a place in the top ten.

9. Audi R8 LMS Ultra
   The Audi R8 LMS Ultra, a regular at Goodwood, once again proved its pace with a competitive time that placed it among the event’s elite.

10. Holden Commodore
    A crowd favorite, the Holden Commodore’s V8 roar and aggressive attack on the course earned it a well-deserved spot in the top ten fastest cars of the weekend.

These cars represented the cutting edge of performance and engineering at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with a mix of modern hypercars, motorsport legends, and new debuts all vying for hillclimb supremacy.