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Goodwood Revival 2026 Poster Mug
Goodwood Revival 2026 Poster Mug
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Our Revival 2026 Poster Mug is the perfect way to commemorate another unforgettable Goodwood Revival. Crafted from fine bone china, this beautifully designed mug features the official 2026 Revival poster artwork, bringing a piece of the event’s unique atmosphere to every tea or coffee break. Elegant, practical, and highly collectible, it makes a wonderful keepsake for motorsport enthusiasts and Revival regulars alike.
This year's poster celebrates a truly iconic moment in motorsport history, depicting Mike Hawthorn driving a Ferrari 750 Monza during the final Goodwood Nine Hours race in 1955. Capturing the drama, elegance, and excitement of post-war motor racing, the artwork pays tribute to one of the sport's most legendary drivers and a defining era of competition at Goodwood. Whether you're remembering a fantastic weekend at Revival or adding to your collection of event memorabilia, this mug is a stylish way to relive the magic with every sip.
Materials
Materials
Bone China
Care Guide
Care Guide
Dishwasher safe.
Microwave safe.
Easy Returns
Easy Returns
You're welcome to return any item bought directly from us, so long as they are in the original condition; unworn, new condition and the swing tags attached with the original packaging. Returns must be logged within 14 days of being received.
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Delivery Information
Delivery Information
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Another one to add one to my others, keeps tea hot unlike other thick ones. they keep me in touch as unable to attend any more due to becoming a paraplegic, confined to a w/chair