Friday 6th September
Owners Day
Open to Owners and Members ticket holders
| 10.00 | The 2019 Concours of Elegance officially opens |
| 10.15 | Celebrating 20 years of Pagani Zonda and Parade |
| 10.30 | 100 years of Zagato 18 AMOC cars arrive |
| 11.00 | Concours cars arrive |
| 12.00 | 100 years of Bentley Motors Parade of Legends |
| 12.30 | Celebrating 70 years of Ferrari 166 with Parade of Cars |
| 14.30 | Parade of Concours Cars |
| 18.00 | Close |
Saturday 7th September
Open to Public day ticket holders
| 10.00 | Open |
| 10.15 | Parade of Club Trophy Cars Presented by the Royal Automobile Club and supported by Classic & Sports Car |
| 11.00 | Judging of the Club Trophy cars |
| 12.00 | Race cars in the Concours |
| 14.00 | Jaguar Trophy Judging |
| 15.00 | Presentation of The Club Trophy |
| 16.00 | Presentation of The Jaguar Trophy |
| 16.30 | Presentation of the Steering Committee Best Club Car from the presenting clubs |
| 18.00 | Close |
Sunday 8th September
Open to Public day ticket holders
| 10.00 | Open |
| 11.30 | Presentation of the Octane Readers Vote |
| 12.00 | Parade of the Worshipful Company of Coachmakers |
| 14.00 | Presentation of the Steering Committee Best Car Club from the presenting clubs |
| 14.30 | Presentation of the 6 decades award for the Best Concours Car |
| 15.00 | Presentation of the Best of Show |
| 16.00 | Parade of Ferrari 166 |
| 16.30 | Grand Depart of the Concours Cars |
| 17.00 | Close |
| Correct at time of publication. Subject to change. |
Other features will be added to the Timetable in the coming months.
Friday 6th September
(Owners’ Day)
Grand Arrival on Owners’ Day
The Concours may be the main event, but the Grand Arrival is a spectacle in itself. Sixty of the finest cars, spanning more than 100 years of automotive progress drive in procession, before taking their places in the Fountain Gardens for the weekend. Seeing the Concours cars in motion is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Saturday 7th September
The Club Trophy, supported by the Royal Automobile Club
The UK’s best car clubs, including those of Aston Martin Owners Club, Ferrari Owners Club, Jaguar Drivers Club and Porsche Club GB will showcase 40 of the rarest and most impressive cars of their members at the Concours of Elegance. An independent panel of expert judges goes on to a pick a winner, which is then included as part of the main Concours event the following year.
The Jaguar Trophy
A special Trophy created for Jaguars of all ages, this event gathers together 50 of the finest Jaguars in the country to be scrutinised by a panel of experts, which has previously included Jaguar design director, Ian Callum. The winner will be awarded the Jaguar Trophy and a host of other prizes from Concours of Elegance’s partners.
Car Club Displays
Concours of Elegance will be inviting leading car clubs from the UK to arrive in style, parking their cars within the gardens of Hampton Court Palace. With support from AC, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Jaguar, Jensen and Mercedes-Benz owners’ clubs, visitors to the Concours can rest assured there will be an eclectic selection of rare luxury and performance cars on display.
Sunday 8th September
The Octane Tour
Run in conjunction with Octane Magazine, the Octane Tour is open to classics past, present and future. Participants are invited on a tour of the best of Britain’s countryside, before making their way to Hampton Court Palace to park up and form the Octane Tour feature. There will be 40 cars in attendance, covering all eras of motoring from some the world’s most sought-after manufacturers.
Car Club Displays
As on Saturday, Concours of Elegance will host another selection of car clubs in the UK on the Sunday. Visitors will be able to see luxury and performance models from some of the world’s most famous manufacturers.
Grand Depart
As the Concours of Elegance wraps up on Sunday afternoon, there’s still one last spectacle for visitors – the Grand Depart. Sixty of the rarest cars in the world start their engines and prepare to leave the grounds of Hampton Court Palace as hundreds of onlookers wave off the Concours cars for another year. It’s a fitting end to an incredible weekend.
Royal Warrant Holders Association & QEST Pavilion
The Royal Warrant Holders Association was formed in 1875 to ensure continued existence of the Royal Warrant as a respected institution. A Royal Warrant is a mark of recognition of those who supply goods or services to the Royal Households. Meanwhile, the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust helps support the training of craftspeople working in Britain.
