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.

Winner of the inaugural @bridgeofweirleather Design Award at Concours of Elegance 2020 was the Bugatti Type 57 Atalante by Gangloff. Its unique body and black over purple paintwork was recognised by the judges for its outstanding design and innovation (Pic credit: @timscott) #bugatti

Tickets to the UK’s top concours event are available with 20% off until the end of January. Get yours today using the code: EARLYBIRD2021 (Pic credit: Grant King)

The ground-breaking Lotus Evija hits the roads in 2021 – the first pure electric British hypercar – with a top speed of over 200 mph. We were delighted to host one of the first public sightings of this incredible car at last year’s Concours of Elegance (Pic credit: Patrick White) #lotus #evija

This week we remember the 2014 ‘Best in Show’ – the 1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Flying Star. Built specifically for the 1931 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este where, on its very first public appearance, the ‘Flying Star’ won the Coppa d’Oro #ThrowbackThursday (Pic credit: Matt Ankers)

We’re already looking forward to welcoming you back to Hampton Court Palace in September this year. Save the date…(Pic credit: Patrick White)

Concours of Elegance is celebrating its tenth annual show this year with a host of new innovations and features. Hurry and get your reduced ticket today before the early bird offer closes at the end of January, using the code: EARLYBIRD2021 (Pic credit: Grant King)

The Bentley Blower – a popular Concours of Elegance entrant at years gone by – is being recreated in Crewe, with all 12 exclusive models, one for every race the Team Blowers entered, already sold. The models will be crafted from the design drawings and tooling jigs used for the original four Blowers built. The first prototype has already been completed after 40,000 hours work (Pic credit: Bentley Motors) #bentley #bentleymotors #bentleyblower #teamblower

With the weekend almost upon us, it’s important to remember that as another week of lockdown is completed, the Concours of Elegance 2021 moves ever closer. Tickets are on sale now from the link in our bio and include a Covid-19 money-back guarantee (Pic credit: Grant King)

A brand-new C-Type by Ecurie Ecosse pays homage to the legendary racing car. Victorious in its very first race in 1952, the original Ecurie Ecosse C-Type went on to a have spectacular racing career, with 59 podium places secured across the seven Jaguar C-Type chassis raced by the Scottish national team. Today they commemorate their past successes by manufacturing a new ‘sister’ C-Type to honour each of the seven cars. We were proud to host the reveal of the Ecurie Ecosse LM69 at Concour of Elegance in 2019 and will hopefully meet the C-Type in the future (Pic credit: Ecurie Ecosse) #ecurieecosse #ctype

The start of the 2021 Formula One season might be delayed, but we can’t wait for the flag to drop for the first race. Last year we paid homage to the grid with a display of race machines to celebrate the 70th birthday of @f1 (Pic credit: Grant King) #formula1 #formulaone #mclarenf1

Sharing great news from @goodingandcompany and their amazing auction results from 2020, in part thanks to the Passion of a Lifetime sale held at last year’s Concours of Elegance. Gooding & Co. sold five of the top 10 most valuable cars across all auction houses last year, including the top two single car sales: the 1934 Bugatti Type 59 Sports and 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Atalante, which were both sold at our event at Hampton Court Palace last September. The Type 59 Sports was also the highest selling car of 2020 and the most expensive Bugatti ever sold at public auction (Pic credit: Gooding & Co. / Patrick White) #concoursofelegance #classiccarauction #bugatti

Fun for the whole family. Even if your junior car enthusiast might not be able to reach the pedals of your full-size Ferrari, they can always have their own #ferrari (Pic credit: @timscott)

The Spirit of Ecstasy in full glory #rollsroyce #spiritofecstasy (Pic credit: Patrick White)

The epic battle between Ford and Ferrari at the 1966 Le Mans – one of motorsport’s most famous upsets – was retold for visitors at the Concours of Elegance 2020, with a unique display of the victorious GT40s alongside the Ferraris #ford #ferrari #lemans (Pic credit: @timscott)

The incredible 1969 Porsche 917 KH that won Best in Show at the most recent Concours of Elegance has been nominated as one of four finalists in The Peninsula Classics 2020 Best of the Best Award. The eventual winner will be picked by a team of 25 respected judges. Here’s to a brilliant car! @thequailevents #porsche #porsche917 #lemans

Lockdown isn’t easy for anyone, so it’s important we all take the time to remember fond memories and keep sight of the things we have to look forward to in the future. We’re excited to welcome you back to Hampton Court Palace in 2021, a place where we can all share our love of motor cars (Pic credit: Patrick White)

Entering 2021 like… Happy New Year to all of our followers 🎉 (Pic credit: @timscott)

Leaving 2020 like… (Pic credit: @timscott)

Next year’s Concours of Elegance will feature 95 of the world’s rarest cars to celebrate The Queen’s 95th birthday. Book your ticket today to be part of this landmark occasion (Pic credit: @timscott)

Who was on the naughty list this year and needs to buy their own ticket to Concours of Elegance 2021? We’ve got you covered with this 20% off code: EARLYBIRD2021 (Pic credit: @timscott)

It’s the most magical time of the year… And it happens in September at Hampton Court Palace (Pic credit: Patrick White)

Merry Christmas to all of our followers from everyone here at Concours of Elegance 🎄 (Pic credit: Patrick White)

The only sleigh Santa needs this Christmas (Pic credit: @timscott)

If you could unwrap any car this Christmas, which would it be? (Pic credit: @timscott)