Jaguar TCS Racing driver António Félix da Costa and automotive journalist and presenter Chris Harris will team up to race a classic 1963 Jaguar Mk2 at this year’s Goodwood Revival.
The pair will compete in the St Mary’s Trophy, one of the event’s major races, driving a Mk2 prepared by the team at Jaguar Classic Works.
The pairing brings together a current World Championship-winning Formula E driver and one of the automotive world’s recognisable presenters, as Jaguar celebrates its motorsport heritage at the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit.
From Formula E to a Jaguar Classic
For da Costa, the Goodwood Revival will offer a chance to swap his Formula E machinery for a piece of Jaguar history. The Portuguese driver is joining the event just weeks after helping Jaguar TCS Racing secure the 2026 ABB FIA Formula E Teams’ World Championship.
Da Costa will take part in official practice on Friday morning before competing in the first part of the St Mary’s Trophy later that afternoon.
Harris will take to the car for practice on Saturday before competing in his race on Sunday.
“I’m really looking forward to racing at Goodwood Revival,” said da Costa. “The Mk2 is full of character and a significant car in Jaguar’s history. To share the drive with Chris is a real privilege too.”
Harris said the opportunity to race the Mk2 in the St Mary’s Trophy was particularly exciting, describing the car as an iconic Jaguar and highlighting the chance to compete alongside da Costa.
Celebrating Jaguar’s Motorsport Legacy
The entry also highlights Jaguar’s long history in motorsport, spanning rallying, endurance racing and touring cars.
Jaguar’s competition heritage includes success in the Alpine Rally, the World Sportscar Championship and the European Touring Car Championship, as well as seven victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
The brand’s motorsport story continues today through Jaguar TCS Racing and its recent Formula E Teams’ World Championship success.
At Goodwood Revival, the classic Mk2 will provide a link between Jaguar’s historic racing legacy and its current presence in international motorsport.
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