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Highlighted By Special Displays of Historic Hotrods, Vintage Beach Cars And the 100th Anniversary of Alfa Romeo
CINCINNATI, OH – OCTOBER 26, 2009 — The Concours d’ Elegance, an annual classic car show in its 33rd year, will be held on Sunday, June 13, 2010, at Cincinnati’s historic Ault Park. The 2010 event featured theme “International Designers and Coachbuilders”, is a tribute to the quality and craftsmanship of automobiles from around the world, with representation from the United States, France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy. In addition, there will be special displays of historic hotrods, a class named “Life’s a Beach” with vintage beach cars including the Ford Woody Wagon, VW Microbus, dune buggies and many others. There will also be a tribute to the 100th anniversary of Alfa Romeo that will include a display of pre- war through modern day Alfas. Additionally, the Concours includes thirteen other classes of automobiles ranging from brass-era antiques and full classics, to racecars and modern supercars. There will be something for every range of automotive enthusiast.
The 2009 event themed “Excellence in German Design & Engineering” featured 233 vehicles and drew nearly 5,000 attendees, both records for the Concours. The June 13 public event will also feature The Will Sherman Automotive Art Show, vendor displays, concessions area and an awards ceremony. Sunday’s event will be accented by a fundraising Welcome Party on Friday, June 11, 2010. Adding to the weekend events is the Countryside Tour & Garage Party on Saturday, June 12, 2009.
About Concours d’ Elegance The Ault Park Concours d’ Elegance is one of the most anticipated classic car show events in the United States. The Cincinnati Concours d’ Elegance Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization manages the event with all proceeds benefiting The Arthritis Foundation, with a special focus on Juvenile Arthritis (JA). To find out more about The Ault Park Concours d’ Elegance, or to order call 513-321-1951 or visit http://www.ohioconcours.com. For more information about The Arthritis Foundation, go to http://www.arthritis.org/.
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