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.

Recorded live at Concours of Elegance 2020, you can hear our Steering Committee Chairman and global collector car expert, Gregor Fisken of @fiskens_cars chatting to @jodiekiddoffical on the latest episode of The Chubb Interviews podcast. Available now on your favourite podcast provider, or at chubb.com/theinterviews

The Aston Martin Victor attracted an incredible amount of attention at this year’s Concours of Elegance. What is your favourite feature of the amazing one-off Victor? (Pic credit: @harcovisuals) #astonmartin

Best in Show 🏆 (Pic credit: @timscott) #porsche #porsche917 #lemans #concoursofelegance

We are saddened to hear of the passing of legendary car designer, Aldo Brovarone, aged 94. The Italian designer was responsible for - among many other incredible cars - the Dino 246 GT (the example here is pictured here at Concours of Elegance in 2018). Pic credit: Dean Grossmith #ferrari #dino #ferraridino

It’s all in the detail... this stunning Ferrari 365 P2 is simply made for motorsport (Pic credit: @timscott)

Monday morning McLaren fix (Pic credit: Luis Duarte)

On this day 101 years ago: Enzo Ferrari got his first taste of competitive motorsport, driving a CMN 15/20 HP at the 1919 Parma-Poggio di Berceto hill climb. Enzo finished 11th in that race, but the rest is history... (Pic credit: @timscott)

Looking back on the first-ever production Land Rover on the first day of the month! This amazing example - JUE 477 - joined us at this year's Concours. The first out of the factory was recently subject to full restoration, while maintaining the patina of an extraordinary life. (Pic credit: @timscott)

Thanks to @paul_howse_art for sharing these wonderful watercolours of some of our Concours stars. The Leyat Helica, Ferrari 250 GTO, Alfa Romeo 6C Zagato and our Best in Show, the Porsche 917 (🖌: @paul_howse_art)

The latest episode of The Chubb Interviews podcast, recorded live at Concours of Elegance with @jodiekiddoffical, @frank.stephenson.official and @mike_fernie is live now! Listen to the team talking redesigning icons, creating flying cars and finding inspiration. Search your podcast provider for the latest episode. #carpodcast #classiccarpodcast #classiccars #concoursofelegance

Are you ready to fly into the weekend? This propellor-driven Leyat Helica might not be capable of flight, but its aeroplane-inspired design is certainly unique. This Helica is a replica of one of the rarest cars in the world, with only two of the original model left, located in France. The car ran at slow speeds over the Concours of Elegance weekend and drew many intrigued looks from interested onlookers (Pic credit: Tim Scott)

This remarkable 1995 McLaren F1 GTR was part of our F1 GTR display this year, and is a legend with its own story to tell from Le Mans. Chassis number 07R is one of nine F1 GTRs built to 1995 spec, and in that year this car finished fifth at Le Mans, racing for the Giroux Racing Team. After its retirement from racing, this car was converted to legal road use - removing air restrictors, adjusting suspension and adding passenger seats. Imagine seeing this out on the road! (Pic credit: Tim Scott)

No, your eyes are not deceiving you... this incredible Porsche 917 recreation really is a mini version of the real thing. For the first time this year, we introduced the Junior Concours class, which this this petrol-powered, three-quarter scale model won. By happy coincidence, the overall Best in Show was the real equivalent, a 1969 Porsche 917 KH, decorated in the same livery and also sporting number 23 (Pic credit: Tim Scott)

Heading into the weekend like... (Pic credit: Tim Scott)

Upon being crowned ‘Best in Show’ at the Concours of Elegance, our partners @charabancclub fitted out this exquisite Porsche 917 KH with a luxury fragrance prize. Charabanc fragrances are especially engineered for use in classic cars, with hand-crafted, stencilled steel pomanders in a range of iconic motoring colours including Racing Green, London Tan, Orient Black and Signal Red – each paired with a fragrance ceramic refill

Today would have been the birthday of W.O. Bentley, founder of Bentley Motors, so we celebrate the Bentley models present at this year's Concours of Elegance. This resplendent Bentley 4.25-Litre Streamlined Drophead Coupé, first owned by Bentley Boy and one-time Bentley Chairman Woolf Barnato, was awarded the Bentley Trophy. Presented in near-perfect condition, the body is said to be finished in the colour of Barnato’s wife’s favourite dress. (Pic credit: @timscott)

A little colourful number to brighten up your Monday morning (Pic credit: Grant King)

Happy Friday! But is it a Ferrari Friday or a Ford Friday? Take your pick from our iconic 1966 Ford Vs. Ferrari line-up from last weekend, in which the star vehicles from Le Mans came to the Concours (Pic credit: @timscott)

Did you see the results from @goodingandcompany’s Passion of a Lifetime auction, held at Concours of Elegance on Saturday night? This stunning 1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 SV Speciale sold for an incredible £3.2 million after a bidding war. Check out other results from the night here on the Gooding & Co. website (Pic: @lemonspotter)

Understated perfection; the wonderful Porsche 911S (Pic: @timscott)

To those who couldn't get sold-out tickets to Concours of Elegance 2020, we'll be back from 3rd-5th September 2021 for our TENTH running! And it's going to be special. We hope to see you then. In the meantime, @Salonpriveuk has shifted to late September this year, allowing enthusiasts across the country to enjoy both of our events - long may it continue and best of luck to the team. (Pic: @timscott)

Congratulations to all our ‘Decades’ awards winners and our Best in Show - the amazing Porsche 917 KH (📷: @timscott)

Thanks to everyone that came to see us! What a wonderful weekend (📽: @gunhillstudios)

Congratulations to our 'Best in Show', the original Le Mans 1970-winning Porsche 917 (Pic: Tim Scott)