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.

We're back at Hampton Court Palace from 4-6 September 2020 with a collection of the rarest and most beautiful cars ever created. Join us at the world's first major concours d'elegance event since February – tickets are available from the link in our bio (Pic: @timscott)

The last four-cylinder Ferrari, the beautiful 500 TRC, at Hampton Court Palace in 2018 (Pic: Dean Grossmith)

A well-raced Bugatti Type 37 – perfect family transport (Pic: @timscott)

Our all-new Junior Concours is coming to Hampton Court Palace on Sunday 6th September, celebrating the very best of wonderfully designed and engineered children's cars. Sponsored by @little.cars, entrants will be led by the beautiful Bugatti Baby II, designed from a precise replica of an original Bugatti Type 35.

Formula One legends will be on display at Concours of Elegance 2020, including this rather special Williams FW15C. With active suspension, ABS, traction control and more it was a technological tour de force. (Pic: Martin Lee)

Just four right-hand-drive Porsche 911 T/Rs were ever built. Featuring a bodyshell 52kg lighter than the 911 S, this example from our 2017 event is fitted with a 100-litre racing fuel tank a 210hp racing engine and gearing designed for the Nurburgring. (Pic: @timscott)

How else would you deliver your racing cars? The classy Ecurie Ecosse transporter from our 2015 Holyroodhouse event (Pic: Dominic Hinde)

Tune in to our channel tomorrow night for our latest Instagram Live with @tomhartleyjunior. We’ll get some insight into the world of top-end car sales and a look around some of Tom’s collection, including a rather lovely McLaren F1 GTR Longtail...

Just 65 days until we're back at Hampton Court Palace! But who's counting? You can pick up your tickets for Concours of Elegance 2020 from the link in our bio (Pic: @timscott)

Ferrari Barchettas at the Palace. Some race-winners, some Agnelli-owned but all absolutely stunning (📷: @tshaxson)

The Chubb Interviews Classic Car podcast is back, with the latest episode featuring one of our Steering Committee members, Cici Muldoon. Cici talks to @jodiekiddofficial and @octanejameselliott of @officialoctanemagazine about being a concours judge, the joys of classic car ownership and, of course, our wonderful event. Search 'The Chubb Interviews' on your favourite podcast provider to listen and subscribe.

This beautiful Bentley R-Type Continental is one of 100s of the world's rarest cars joining us at Hampton Court Palace this September. Tickets are limited, so head to the link in our bio to get hold of yours now. (Pic: Leo Konopizky)

‘The SS is the new name of a new car that’s going to thrill the hearts of the motoring public and the trade alike. It’s something new… different… better!’ So said Sir William Lyons' 1931 ad for his new SS1, a precursor to modern Jaguars. (Pic: David Cheskin)

Ford GT40 chased down by an X-Pack V8 Vantage on its way into Hampton Court Palace (Pic: @timscott)

Evan Zema joins us on Instagram Live at 19:00 BST tonight (Friday 19th June). He'll be showing us around six wonderfully rare cars, including Bentley Old No.1, the 1929 and 1930 Le Mans 24 Hours winner. Make sure to tune in! (Pic: @timscott)

There's still time to get a last-minute treat for Father's Day this Sunday. Use the code FATHERSDAY2020 at the link in our bio and you'll get 2-4-1 on Saturday or Sunday entry at our event in September. Be quick, only a limited number available!

You will NOT want to miss this one. Join us Friday 19th June at 19:00 UK time with Evan Zema and the most amazing line up of vehicles. How about this: . 1952 Mercedes W194 – 1952 Le Mans Winner . 1932 Alfa 8C 2300 Monza – Nuvolari’s 1933 Mille Winner . Bentley ‘Old Number One’ – 1929 & 1930 Le Mans Winner And there’s another three to come!

This Sunday is Father's Day, so we want to help you out if you're still on the lookout for that last-minute gift... Head to the link in our bio and enter FATHERSDAY2020 to get 2-4-1 tickets to Saturday or Sunday at our event. Tickets are limited, so make sure you get in quick! (📷: @timscott)

We're delighted to welcome @niccolo_p_london to the Concours of Elegance 2020. Using fabrics sourced exclusively from Montebelluna, Italy, Niccolò P.'s signature polo shirts feature mother-of-pearl buttons, crow's foot stitching, flat-felled seams and other wonderfully intricate details. Perfect summer Concours-wear, come to think of it...

McLaren is celebrating 25 years since its F1 GTR's victory at Le Mans 24 Hours with this new limited edition 720S. And how are we celebrating? By gathering the F1 GTRs that finished 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 13th this September! Limited tickets are available through the link in our bio.

It's the news we've been waiting for. In association with our friends at Historic Royal Palaces, we're delighted to announce the Concours of Elegance will go ahead on 4-6 September. An entirely new operational plan has been developed to ensure the safe running of the event, including limited ticket numbers. If you want to buy tickets to the first major international concours d'elegance event since March, head to the link in our bio (📷: @timscott)

E-Type #15 makes its way to the live stage at Concours of Elegance 2019 (Pic: @TShaxson)

This Ferrari Testarossa Spider is the only factory-built convertible Testarossa. Commissioned by ex-Fiat Chairman Gianni Agnelli it came complete with an electric folding top and a prancing horse made from solid silver. (Pic: @timscott)

Paint it or keep it? The @Thornleykelham Porsche 356 at Concours of Elegance 2019 (Pic: @tshaxson)