The Concours registration for 2024 now open. Find links to apply below.
Vehicle Submission is open
Enter a vehicle to be judged during Saturday's Greenwich Concours de Sport and Sunday's Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. Vehicles must be accepted through the vehicle submission process to receive an exclusive invitation.
Concours de Sport 2024
The Cars of Alejandro De Tomaso
Youngtimers Class ( 80's and 90's Mercedes AMG Customized cars)
Japanese Sports Cars
Porsche Racks
Corvette Class - Stingray
Rally Cars
E Type Series
50's Era Customs
Cars of Greenwich Avenue
Racecars of Thompson Speedway
Callaway Cars
Hot Hatches
Sports Trucks
Performance Station Wagons
Next Gen 90's Superbikes
Mini & Micro Cars Pre-1968
Morgan Class
Concours d'Elegance 2024
Bertone
Pre-War European Classics
Pre-War Classics American
Pre-War Classics Rolls-Royce
Post War American - Luxury Cars of the 50's
Post War American - Luxury Cars of the 60's
Post War Italian Sports
Post War English Sports
Post War German Sports
Muscle/Performance - Ultimate Drivetrains
Cars of the 1964 Dealerships
Porsche Carrera
Lamborghini 60th Anniversary Class
Supercars
Century Motorcycle Class
Road Racing Motorcycles
Rolls-Royce Post War
How to apply
Please take care to select the correct day you are applying for:
To register, simply create a unique login and password. Please note that an existing Hagerty login and password will not access this platform.
Please ensure that the vehicle you plan to register fits one of this year’s classes and is on the correct day. You will be asked to indicate that class while registering.
Please refer to this step by step guide on how to submit your application.
Still have questions? Contact infoconcours@hagerty.com for a prompt response. We are not providing support by phone this year.
The sub-model may be printed on the rear or side of the vehicle, your registration, the title or your current policy documents.
Let's talk about engines.
We need the specifics that make your engine unique including critical specifications such as cylinder size, CID, size, etc.
More on the engine. How to find car engine size?
Find it in the lower corner of your windshield on the driver's side. Your VIN number is your vehicle identification number and you can find your engine size by VIN number. In the series of numbers and letters, the tenth from the left denotes the model year and the eighth is the engine codes.