The 81st members’ meeting will take place over the weekend of 13 and 14 April, with the Ken Miles Cup taking place on the Sunday. In 2023, Goodwood announced that all races at this year’s Goodwood Revival – 6 to 8 September – would be run on sustainable fuel.

The 45-minute Ken Miles Cup presented by LGT Wealth Management under the Governorship of Grant Reid will feature up to 30 Mustangs, the firm said in a statement. The race, which will celebrate the model's 60th anniversary, will pay tribute to British driver, engineer and mechanic Ken Miles who claimed a race victory for a Mustang.

“Ford Mustangs have a very special place in the hearts of British motorsport fans and Ken’s achievements in various roles deserve to be celebrated,” Jonathan Gregory, commercial director at Goodwood, said.

“LGT shares Goodwood’s commitment to sustainability, so it is very appropriate that this race is being run on sustainable fuel,” he continued.

“As a company with a heritage deeply rooted in sustainability, we take immense pride in supporting an event that aligns with our commitment to environmental responsibility,” Ben Snee, CEO of LGT Wealth Management, added.

The race will see some of the world’s greatest drivers compete, from Grand Prix and 24 Hours of Le Mans winners to Touring Car Champions, as each Ford Mustang features two drivers in a head-to-head battle for the cup. The 81st Members’ Meeting will feature a total of 11 races over the weekend for competitors on two and four wheels.

LGT Wealth Management is part of LGT Group, an international private banking and asset management group which has been controlled by the Liechtenstein Princely Family for over 90 years.