This year’s show—which is considered one of the three major Concours d’Elegance events in the world—will feature an assortment of 90 vehicles selected by curators Flavien and Vanessa Marçais. The roster includes 10 cars that won Le Mans, which is fitting since it is the race’s centenary year. Of particular note is the Speed Six “Old Number One” , which was the first back-to-back winner in 1928 and 1929. It is joined by the 275P, which won the race in 1963 and 1964.
As you’d expect from an event like the Concours of Elegance, there will be several Ferraris, including one of the most sought-after Prancing Horses of all time, the 1962 250 GTO. Noted collector Fritz Burkard will also be honored during the event, with selections from his Swiss-based “Pearl Collection” on hand.