CONCOURS OF ELEGANCE, THE UK’S LEADING CONCOURS EVENT, ANNOUNCES DATES FOR 2019 

• Concours of Elegance 2019 will take place at Hampton Court Palace from Friday 6^th September to Sunday 8^th September, the weekend prior to Goodwood Revival
• Attracting the world’s greatest car collectors, and displaying the finest cars ever built, the Concours of Elegance is widely regarded as the UK’s top concours event
• Presented by A. Lange & Söhne, fine German watchmakers, the Concours of Elegance 2019 will build on this year’s truly international success with even more partners and features
• The Concours of Elegance 2018 was supported by a number of major manufacturers, including Aston Martin, Ferrari, McLaren and Geely

Thursday, 27 September: The Concours of Elegance 2019 will take place at Hampton Court Palace from Friday 6^th September to Sunday 8^th September. Running the weekend prior to the Goodwood Revival, the Concours of Elegance will build on the truly international success of its most recent running in early September.

Nominated for the seventh consecutive year for ‘Motoring Event of the Year’ at the Historic Motoring Awards, this year’s Concours of Elegance was the largest and most incredible yet. Supported by presenting partner A. Lange & Söhne and a number of major car manufacturers, including Ferrari, McLaren, Aston Martin and Geely, the Concours of Elegance attracted more guests, more exhibitors and more astonishing cars than ever before.

The 2019 event will cement Concours of Elegance’s global reputation for gathering the finest cars in the world in one of the UK’s most stunning settings; the Fountain Gardens of Hampton Court Palace. With the gracious support of Concours of Elegance patron, His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent, no other UK motoring event offers the same prestige.

Once again, 60 of the finest cars ever built will be the event’s focal point, with 2018’s Royal Automobile Club Trophy winner, the Alvis Speed 25 SC Drophead Coupe by Charlesworth forming part of the line-up. A number of features will be returning for 2019, including the ‘Future Classics’ class, which was won this year by the Rolls-Royce Sweptail.

Andrew Evans, Concours of Elegance Director, said:“In just seven short years, the Concours of Elegance has grown into a truly global event that the UK can be proud of, spoken about in the same breath as the likes of Pebble Beach and Villa d’Este. When you consider those events have been running for nearly seventy years and ninety years, respectively, you can see what a success story our event is. But with the support of our partners, and the owners of the cars that choose to display at Concours of Elegance,we willcontinue to grow and improve, to ensure we’re always the UK’s number one concours d’elegance.”