Coronavirus (COVID 19) Update
The Concours of Elegance, presented by A.Lange & Söhne, will go ahead in the spectacular gardens of Hampton Court Palace on 4-6 September 2020, meaning it will be the first major international concours d’elegance event since March. With audience welfare in mind, the organisers have created a new operational plan that has been put in place including revised hospitality, restricted audience capacity with the introduction of separate morning and afternoon tickets.
Tickets will only be available to purchase in advance and guest numbers will be strictly limited to comply with social distancing guidance.
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The Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace brings together a selection of 60 of the rarest cars from around the world – many of which will never have been seen before in the UK.
THE CHUBB INTERVIEWS
We are delighted to partner with model, TV presenter and racing driver Jodie Kidd to interview some of the most fascinating owners, restorers and passionate people who inhabit the fascinating world of classic cars.
All day VIP Hospitality
The exclusive Concours of Elegance hospitality enclosure is on the East front lawn of the Palace. A stunning marquee and garden, incorporating a private lounge area, provides guests with a perfect view of the cars. Our fully inclusive Hospitality Enclosure ticket includes; morning tea, coffee and pastries, the Charles Heidsieck Champagne Reception, a 3-course lunch with fine wines, coffee and petits four, afternoon cream tea, reserved VIP parking and a souvenir catalogue (1 per 2 guests).
ABOUT OUR PATRON
“As a life-long car enthusiast, I’m always particularly enthralled by the hugely impressive collection of historic motor cars that arrive from around the globe to star at our Concours. I especially enjoy meeting all the Owners and hearing about their car’s story.”
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The Ferrari 250 GTO, perhaps the finest car of them all, wowed the crowds at our 2020 event. Get your tickets for 2022 via the link in our bio. Pic credit: Tim Scott
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Perhaps the most iconic supercar shape of them all; the Lamborghini Countach, in an appropriate 80s colour. Tickets for our 2022 event are on sale now via the link below/in our bio. Pic credit: Charlie B
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A quartet of cutting edge McLarens pictured at our 2021 event, ranging from the 720s road car to wild 720 GT3X track special. Pic credit: Amy Shore
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A shared passion. Get your tickets for our 2022 event, where 60 of the world's rarest cars will be on display, via the link in our bio. Pic credit: Tim Scott
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Happy New Year! Wishing you all a happy, healthy and high octane 2022. Pic credit: Amy Shore
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The Ferrari 250 GTO, perhaps the finest car of them all, wowed the crowds at our 2020 event.
Get your tickets for 2022 here: bit.ly/CofE2022TicketsFB
Pic credit: Tim Scott
A stunning selection of the finest automobiles on show in the sun at our 2018 event.
Get your tickets for 2022 via the link below: bit.ly/CofE2022TicketsFB
Pic credit: Tim Scott
The 1971 Porsche 908/3, powered by a 3-litre flat-8, produced circa 350bhp at over 8,000 rpm. These open-cockpit lightweight prototypes raced alongside the more powerful 917s in period.
Pic credit: Amy Shore
Special delivery! The stunning battle scarred 1953 C-Type Jaguar, at our 2021 event.
Book your tickets, and Fortnum's Hamper, for 2022, via the link below:
bit.ly/CofE2022TicketsFB
Pic credit: Charlie B
In the year of Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee, the Concours of Elegance will be paying special attention to the most incredible cars produced in 1952, such as the Alfa Romeo Disco Volante and Siata 208S.
The line up is set to...
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