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Concorso Villa d’Este 2013 – Results and Pictures

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Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2013 – Main Photo Gallery (click image for larger picture and description)

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Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2013 – Award Winners

Trofeo BMW Group, Best in Show by the Jury
Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupe, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA

Coppa d’Oro Villa d’Este, Best of Show by Public Referendum at Villa d’Este
Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupe, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA

Trofeo BMW Group Italia, By Public Referendum at Villa Erba
Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupe, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA

Trofeo BMW Group Ragazzi, By Young People’s Referendum at Villa Erba (until the age of 16)
Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupe, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA

Concorso d’Eleganza Design Award for Concept Cars & Prototypes, By Public Referendum at Villa Erba
Touring Superleggera, Alfa Romeo Disco Volante by Touring, Coupe, 2013, Melvin Goh, I

Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2013 – Class Winners and Mention of Honour

Class A: Kings of the Road
Class Winner, Mercedes-Benz, 680S, Torpedo Roadster, Saoutchik, 1928, Paul Andrews, USA
Mention of Honour, Rolls-Royce, Phantom II Continental, Sedanca (3-Position) Drophead Coupe, Gurney Nutting, 1933, Jay Moore, USA

Class B: Thoroughbreds
Class Winner, Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupee, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA
Mention of Honour, Mercedes-Benz, 500K, Spezial Roadster, Mercedes-Benz Sindelfingen, 1936, Evert Louwman, NL

Class C: Transitions
Class Winner, Ferrari, 500 Superfast, Berlinetta, Pininfarina, 1964, Lucas Laureys, B
Mention of Honour, Talbot-Lago, T26 Grand Sport, Cabriolet, Franay, 1949, Michael Kaufmann, A

Class D: Aston Martin
Class Winner, Aston Martin, DB4 SS, Saloon, Touring, 1962, Jean-Pierre Slavic, CH
Mention of Honour, Aston Martin, DB4 GT, Coupe, Zagato, 1961, David Eyles, UK

Class E: Pracing Horse vs Trident (Ferrari vs Maserati)
Class Winner, Ferrari, 250 GT SWB, Berlinetta, Scaglietti, 1961, Destriero Collection, MC
Mention of Honour, Ferrari, 250 GT SWB California, Spider, Scaglietti, 1961, Claudio Caggiati, I

Class F: California Dreamin’
Class Winner, Jaguar, XKSS, Spider, Jaguar, 1956, Peter Neumark, UK
Mention of Honour, Siata, 208S, Spider, Motto, 1954, James Utaski, USA

Class G: Speed and Style
Class Winner, Ferrari, 250 LM, Berlinetta, Pininfarina, 1964, Lionshead West Collection, USA
Mention of Honour, Ferrari, 250 GT Tour de France, Berlinetta, Scaglietti, 1958, Peter McCoy, USA

Class H: Lamborghini
Class Winner, Lamborghini, 350 GTS, Spider, Touring, 1965, Emanuel Reich, A
Mention of Honour, Lamborghini, 350 GTV, Coupe, Scaglione, 1963, Albert Spiess, CH

Class I: Racing Improves the Breed
Class Winner, Ferrari, Dino 166P/206P, Spider, Ferrari, 1965, Andreas Mohringer, A
Mention of Honour, Ferrari, 250 GT Tour de France, Berlinetta, Scaglietti, 1956, Martin Gruss, USA

Trofeo FIVA, To the best preserved pre-war car
Rolls-Royce, Phantom I, OpenTourer Boattail, Jarvis, 1928, Alexander Schaufler, A

Trofeo ASI, To the best preserved postwar car
BMW, M1, Coupe, Giugiaro, 1980, Detlef Hubner, D

Trofeo Automobile Club di Como, To the car driven from farthest away
Bentley, S1 Continental, Drophead Coupe, Park Ward, 1959, Dean Kronsbein D

Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2013 – Special Prizes by the Jury

Trofeo BMW Group Classic, For the most sensitive restoration by the Jury
Talbot-Lago, T14 LS Coupe, Letourneur et Marchand, 1956, David Buchanan, USA

Trofeo Rolls-Royce, To the most elegant Rolls-Royce by the Jury
Rolls-Royce, Phantom II Continental, Sedanca (3-Position) Drophead Coupe, Gurney Nutting, 1933, Jay Moore, USA

Trofeo Vranken Pommery, To the best iconic car by the Jury
Porsche, 356 A, Speedster, Reutter, 1957, Ni Peng Loh, CHN

Trofeo Foglizzo, The best interior design by the Jury
Fiat, 8 V, Coupe, Rapi, 1953, Bruce Vanyo, USA

Trofeo Roeckl, For the best overall appearance of car, driver and passenger by the Jury
MG, Magnette K3, Sports Roadster, MG, 1933, Peter Briggs, AUS

Trofeo Auto & Design, To the most exciting design by the Jury
Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupe, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA

[Source: Concorso Villa d’Este; photos: Tim Scott / Fluid Images]

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  3. Beautiful photos, Tim Scott. I envy you your job — it’s like being paid to eat ice cream!

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  4. A very fine pictorial job and adequate text in what were obviously less than favourable conditions.
    The print mags cannot equal this spread of pictorial coverage.
    Went to this event a couple of years back & Pebble Beach a couple of times in the 1990s, looks like the Italians have it locked out for classy classics you do not see elsewhere.

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  6. SCD triumphs…again! Sensational photography and posting. A little bit of rain just reminds us that these are real cars being driven in a real world, even it is not quite the world of most of us, from afar.

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  7. Did your reporter not realise that the most famous car at the event was the yellow Aston Martin DBS that Roger Moore and Tony Curtis used in every episode of the TV series “The Persuaders!”? This TV series was a massive hit all over the world (though less so in the USA). Your report doesn’t event mention this, whereas some other major motoring websites ONLY headline Ralph Lauren’s Bugatti and The ‘Persuaders’ DBS!! Come on guys get your act together!

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    1. Our apologies for missing the interesting history of your DBS, but we often run into these issues at major events like the Villa d’Este. Simply put, all fifty or so cars deserve a major mention, yet we simply cannot dig into the details on all of them.

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      1. Thanks for your reply – perfectly understandable. Not my car by the way (I wish!) – just a fan. Would have loved to have been able to go to the event and see it just once in the metal!

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