The Amelia Concours

Tom Hill, right, fields questions about a Bugatti Mistral that he’s the caretaker for. He compared driving the car, of which 99 were made, to riding a bull. Nick Blank/News-Leader

Tom Hill, right, fields questions about a Bugatti Mistral that he’s the caretaker for. He compared driving the car, of which 99 were made, to riding a bull. Nick Blank/News-Leader

Race in place

At the Amelia Concours on Saturday, a century’s worth of cars line the course, from historic opulence to American muscle to cutting-edge luxury, at one of the most prestigious car shows in the country.John Petrue stands next to his 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk.
An aerial view of the Amelia Concours in a previous year. Submitted photo

An aerial view of the Amelia Concours in a previous year. Submitted photo

Guide to The Amelia Concours

If you’ve been paying close attention you’re well aware that our island’s famous Concours d’Elegance has moved from its decades-long Sunday classic car display to Saturday. The show day was moved last year to avoid a Sunday rainstorm and apparently the presenting Hagerty executives liked the result.