Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance

September 11-13, 2026

Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance has grown from its humble beginnings to a three-day event that includes a Friday Night Barbecue, the Bill O’Connell Memorial Road Rally, and Gala on Saturday evening which all culminate in the main event on Sunday; the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance.

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No physical tickets are issued for the Friday Night Barbecue, Bill O’Connell Memorial Road Rally, and the Black Tie Gala (guest lists will be utilized). No “door” tickets for Friday or Saturday will be available – purchases must be made in advance. Tickets for Sunday events will be available at the gate on the day of the Concours, Sunday beginning at 9:30 AM based on availability, and will be higher than the online price.

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Over Twenty-Nine Years of Distinction

In the early 1990s, a small group of automobile enthusiasts banded together to organize the Philadelphia Vintage Grand Prix which was held in Fairmount Park. The event was well attended, and the roster of vintage competitors was impressive. However, several factors caused the event to end after a few years of operation. That enthusiast group then considered another way to bring these wonderful vintage vehicles together for the public to enjoy. The idea was to create a Concours d’Elegance, inviting only the most interesting and significant automobiles for display and judging on the concours show field.

Michael G. Tillson III was one of those organizers. In 1997, Michael and his fellow enthusiasts decided to bring together classic cars and the world of horses and fox hunting – by staging a benefit Concours d’Elegance at the Radnor Hunt in the rolling country of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Over the years, the event has grown from it’s humble beginnings with a handful of exceptional cars, to a showfield of one hundred entries chosen by the Car Selection Committee. In 2005, vintage motorcycles were added to the show field, making Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance the first nationally ranked event of its type to include motorcycles. The addition of horse drawn coaches and carriages in 2007 made Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance the only concours to feature the earliest forms of wheeled transportation.

Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance has grown from its humble beginnings to a three-day event that starts off with a Friday Night Barbecue, followed Saturday by the Bill O’Connell Memorial Road Rally and Black Tie Gala, culminating in the main event on Sunday; the Concours d’Elegance.

Today, this is an event with show field entries from all over the country, and vehicle nominations that exceed the capacity of the grounds. The Marketplace features vendors of both automotive and lifestyle interests to round out the Sunday activities. Proceeds from the event benefit two local non-profit organizations; Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern, PA and the local Boy Scout troops.

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History & Results

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Our Beneficiary

Thorncroft Equestrian Center

Thorncroft Equestrian Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Malvern, PA, whose mission is to develop the physical and emotional well-being of all people regardless of their individual challenges. Thorncroft is committed to personal growth and education in an equestrian environment of respect, love, and inclusion.
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About The Founder 

Michael G. Tillson III
Chairman and Founder

The career of Michael Tillson’s grandfather spanned two eras – although he was deeply involved in horse transportation, he also entered the automobile business. In the next generation, Michael’s father extended the family’s involvement in the world of cars. Michael G. Tillson III, today one of the most highly regarded authorities in the country on classic and sports cars as well as a lover of fine horses, began his career ferrying cars from one of his father’s facilities to another – at the age of 12. The world of very special and exotic cars opened when Michael became associated with the Derham Body Company of Rosemont, Pennsylvania – a firm that had crafted the finest custom bodies for chassis supplied by manufacturers such as Packard, Cadillac and Duesenberg. During Mike’s tenure, Derham was still hand-crafting custom work for clients on Philadelphia’s famed Main Line as well as armor-plating limousines for diplomats and dictators. For Michael Tillson, it was then on to the position of service manager for the legendary Ferrari dealer, Algar of Rosemont. Tillson’s encyclopedic knowledge of Ferraris and Alfa Romeos owes much to this experience. By now, he had entered another phase of the automotive scene – he had become a serious and respected sports car racer, appearing regularly on the SCCA and IMSA tracks. He burned rubber at Daytona, Sebring, and Lime Rock as well as courses in Mexico and Canada. Among his treasured memories of this period are the races where he was co-driver with such legends of the track as Innes Ireland, Al Holbert, and Bruce Jennings. In 1997, Michael decided to bring together two of his great loves – classic cars and the world of horses and fox hunting – by staging a benefit Concours d’Elegance at the Radnor Hunt in the rolling country of Chester County, Pennsylvania. In a way, this is a happy synthesis of the two passions that have characterized three generations of the Tillson family – Michael is a governor of the Hunt and an avid horseman. Since then, the Concours has continued to grow and is now a recognized prestige event that showcases the most elegant Packard, Cadillac, Du Pont, Bentley, Duesenberg, Rolls-Royce and Mercedes Benz automobiles from around the nation. The sporting marques that have graced the show field include Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Jaguar and Porsche. His hard work and dedication have produced an event that brings great pleasure to many classic car enthusiasts and has resulted in significant gifts to various charities and, for the past several years, has focused on Thorncroft Equestrian Center and the local troops of the Boy Scouts.

Over the Years

History

Michael Tillson and several of the present board members of the Concours played major roles in the organization and supervision of the Fairmount Park Vintage Grand Prix events that were held from 1990 to 1995. Featuring several hundred vintage sports racing cars, these four-day racing weekends honored the memory of the famous Fairmount Park races that took place in Philadelphia’s vast Fairmount Park system during the period of the First World War. At the time, the Fairmount Park races were the premier racing events in the United States, comparable in scope and reputation to the later Vanderbilt Cup races and the Indianapolis races of the 1920s and 1930s.
It was Michael Tillson’s concept to stage an elegant invitational classic car event on the spacious, historic grounds of the Radnor Hunt in Chester County that would compare to the elegance and quality of such national events as the annual Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in California.

The concept of the event was far removed from the typical “car show.” It would be invitational, the cars would be carefully and individually selected and each car would represent an educational and aesthetic experience for guests. There would be a balance between historic, classic, sports and performance racing cars.

To recall the great traditions of the classic French Concours d’Elegance originally held in the Parc des Princes, Paris, there would be a automotive art, high-style fashion, and jewelry shows to compliment the latest fashions in motor cars.

Plans included a black-tie dinner party the night before the Concours to benefit a worthy charity, Thorncroft Equestrian Center and the Boy Scouts of America.

Most important it would have its own unique ambience, combining the most relaxed qualities of an English garden party with a celebration of the cars that have written memorable chapters in the history of the motor car. Over the years, motorcycles were added in 2004 and horse drawn coaches and carriages joined the Sunday field in 2008.

The Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance has faithfully held to those standards. Surveying carefully the progress of the Concours, the committee elected to restrict the number of entries in order to maintain very high standards and to allow the best possible display of each car. Thus evolved the concept of Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance.

Previous Winners

2025 Results

AWARD NAMEYEARMAKEMODEL
Best Of Show Presented by Morgan StanleyDonald & Patt Bernstein1939BugattiType 57 Cabriolet
Best Of Show Sport Presented by Morgan StanleyIrwin Kroiz1969ChevroletB.F. Goodrich Greenwood Corvette
Timeless Elegance Presented by McCollister TransportPaul Kilker1929Packard645 Deluxe 8 Roadster by Dietrich
Chairman's AwardLeland Ball1928Diana MoonPalm Beach Special
Chief Judge's AwardGlenn Dunlap1963ChevroletCorvette Split Window Coupe
Thorncroft Award for the Best Automobile for an Equestrian Presented Berkshire Hathaway Home ServicesJames Mattes1966PontiacCatalina Wagon
Spirit of Radnor Award Presented by Janiczek HomesDennis Mamchur1949Triumph2000 Roadster
Artist's Award Presented by World Wide StereoJoao Simoes1931ChryslerImperial Sedan
AACA Spirit of the Hobby Award for the Outstanding Restoration of a Historically Important Production AutomobileScott Nickett1959DodgeCustom Royal
National Automotive Heritage Award Presented by the Hagerty Driver's FoundationWalter Scott1955Mercedes300SL Gullwing
Preservation Award in Honor of Dr. Fred Simeone Presented by the Hagerty Driver's FoundationGlenn Dunlap1963ChevroletCorvette Roadster
Ed Boyle Engineering Style AwardAuburn Cord Duesenberg Museum1930RuxtonEight Roadster
Hagerty Jr. Judges Choice 1st Presented Pond LehockyDon & Diane Meluzio1957LanciaAppia Zagato
Hagerty Jr. Judges Choice Radnor Award Presented Pond LehockyMartin Smith1966AmphicarModel 770
Moon 1st Jeff Buckley1925MoonSeries A Roadster
Moon Radnor Award Roger Crask1924Moon6-50 Roadster
Mercedes 1st Fred Zell1969Mercedes280SE Coupe
Mercedes Radnor Award Tom & Kristin Zarrella1969Mercedes280SL
AC Cars Post War 1st Sandy Sadtler1958ACAce Bristol Racecar
AC Cars Post War Radnor Award Dale Whittenberger1956ACAceca
AC Cars Pre War 1stDoug & Laura Stuart1910ACSociable
AC Cars Pre War Radnor AwardGregor Zimmermann1939AC16/80 Competition Sports Roadster
Station Wagons American 1st John & Lynne Cote1961ChryslerNew Yorker Town & Country Hardtop Wagon
Station Wagons American Radnor AwardAACA Museum1948BuickRoadmaster Model 79 Estate Wagon
Station Wagons European 1st Dennis & Lori Frick1952MercedesLieferwagen
Station Wagons European Radnor Award Gregor Zimmermann1927Rolls RoycePhantom I Shooting Brake
Unrestored/Preservation 1st Jay Harman1975OpelCommodore GS/E
Unrestored/Preservation Radnor AwardWilliam Bellano1967Mercedes230SL
European Pre War Classic 1stDonald & Patt Bernstein1939BugattiType 57 Cabriolet
European Pre War Classic Radnor AwardJohn Gerhard1929Alfa Romeo6C 1750 Super Sport Spider
European Vintage Post War 1stDonald Schwarzkopf1957CitroenDS-19 Sedan
European Vintage Post War Radnor AwardDon & Diane Meluzio1957LanciaAppia Zagato
American Pre War Classic Open 1stPaul Kilker1929Packard645 Deluxe 8 Roadster by Dietrich
American Pre War Classic Open Radnor AwardLeigh Brent1930Packard745 7 Passenger Phaeton by Dietrich
American Pre War Classic Closed 1stSteve Maconi1934ChryslerAirflow Model CU Town Sedan
American Pre War Classic Closed Radnor AwardMichael Etling Jr.1931FordModel A Deluxe Tudor Sedan
American Vintage Post War 1950s 1stGeorge Weaver1957CadillacBiarritz Convertible
American Vintage Post War 1950s Radnor AwardGary Wigfield1955DodgeCustom Royal Lancer Hardtop Coupe
American Vintage Post War 1960s & 1970s 1stPhilip Roitman1973BuickCentury Gran Sport Stage1
American Vintage Post War 1960s & 1970s Radnor AwardPhilip Patterson1969PontiacFirebird Convertible
Open Sports Car 1st Presented by RM Sotheby'sWilliam Kinney1957JaguarXK-140 DHC
Open Sports Car Radnor Award Presented by RM Sotheby'sBrad Marsland1956JaguarXK-140 OTS MC
Closed Sports Car 1st Presented by RM Sotheby'sDavid Piangerelli1965Lamborghini350 GT
Closed Sports Car Radnor Award Presented by RM Sotheby'sJay Miller1974BMW2002 Turbo
Historic Race Car 1st Presented by The Simeone FoundationDrake Darrin1952JaguarC Type #009
Historic Race Car Radnor Award Presented by The Simeone FoundationBruce & Shelley Menkowitz1962MorganSuper Sport +4
Debutante 1stJohn Nash1937Packard115C Convertible Coupe
Debutante Radnor Award Kelly Barnett1928Windsor6-72 Sedan
Veteran 1stBilli Carey1915Rolls RoyceSilver Ghost Open Tourer
Veteran Radnor Award Mark Lankford1910PackardModel 30 Phaeton

Best of Show

Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance has been fortunate to display some of the best motor cars in the United States. In its history, Radnor Hunt Concours’ reputation has grown, and major collectors from as far as Florida, California, and Maine have sought to win Best of Show.

2025

For the 28th Annual event in 2025, Best of Show was awarded to the 1939 Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet owned by Donald & Patt Bernstein. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1969 Chevrolet B.F. Goodrich Greenwood Corvette owned by Irwin Kroiz. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1978 Ducati 90SS Thomas Amzynski.

2024

For the 27th Annual event in 2024, Best of Show was awarded to the 1931 Cadillac 452A V-16 Convertible Sedan Fleetwood owned by Leigh Brent. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1965 Shelby GT350 R owned by Irwin Kroiz. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1963 BSA Rocket Gold Star Jerry Romano.

2023
For the 26th Annual event in 2023, Best of Show was awarded to the 1929 Rolls Royce PI Derby Speedster by Brewster owned by Don Berstein & Patt Taylor. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1962 Lotus 23 Sports Racer owned by Robert Mirabile. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1954 MV Agusta CSS 175 Disco Volante owned by Albert Bold.
2022
For the 25th Annual event in 2022, Best of Show was awarded to the 1925 Locomobile Model 48.9 Derham Convertible owned by Robert Jepson. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1960 Chevrolet Cunningham Corvette LeMans #3 owned by Irwin Kroiz. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1914 Pierce Four owned by David Markel,
2021
For the 24th Annual event in 2021, Best of Show was awarded to the 1931 Chrysler Imperial CG Victoria by Waterhouse owned by Henry Hallowell III. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1968 Chevrolet Corvette Sunray DX L88 owned by Irwin Kroiz. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1921 Mars A20 owned by Christopher Aker.
2019
For the 23rd Annual event in 2019, Best of Show was awarded to the 1927 Mercedes Model K Roadster by Fleetwood of Michael & Joannie Rich. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1933 Alfa 8C 2300 Monza of the Simeone Foundation Museum. The Best of Show Motorcycle honors were awarded to the 1939 Crocker 61 cu in Twin Small Tank of David Markel.
2018
For the 22nd Annual event in 2018, Best of Show was awarded to the 1932 Rolls Royce 20/25 Saloon by Gurney Nutting of Forrest McClain. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1956 Corvette SR2 of Irwin Kroiz.
2017
For the 21st Annual event in 2017, Best of Show was awarded to the 1928 Auburn 8-88 Speedster of Richard and Helen Harding. The Best of Show Sporting Marque honors were taken by the 1983 Lancia-Abarth Rally 037 of John and Suzanne Campion.
2016
In 2016, the Best of Show was awarded to the striking 1931 Marmon 16 Convertible Sedan of Vintage Motor Carriage. The Best of Show Sporting Marque went to the outstanding 1958 Ferrari 250 LWB Berlinetta of Dr. Roy Brod.
2015
The 2015 Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance Best of Show titles were awarded to two spectacular cars. The Best of Show was won by the strikingly elegant 1934 Pierce Arrow 840A Convertible Sedan LeBaron of Charles Gillet, and the the Best of Show Sporting Marque was won by the very original 1932 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Spider Touring of Gordon Barrett.
2014
Joseph and Margie Cassini took their third Radnor Hunt Best of Show trophy in 2014 for their beautiful 1933 Chrysler CL Imperial 5 Passenger Phaeton which had also taken the Best Classic Chrysler Award as that year’s featured marque. Oscar Davis returned to the winner’s ceremony with his magnificent 1954 Maserati A6G-2000 Zagato Spider chosen for the Best Sporting Marque Award.
2013
In 2013 Peter Boyle was a double winner with Best of Show for his magnificent Issotta Fraschini 8ASS Boattail Convertible Coupe LeBaron, and the People’s Choice award went to his 1938 Steyr 220 Glasser Roadster. Best Sporting Marque of the Show went to Radnor Hunt’s newest regular participant, Lammot DuPont, for his striking gold and blue 1957 Ferraro Boano Sestriere Rally car.
2012

First time Radnor Hunt entrants Sonny and Joan Abagnale took top honors with great enthusiasm winning Best of Show in 2012 with their beautiful white1929 Duesenberg Murphy convertible. The stars must have been uniquely aligned because another first time entrant, Kenneth and Keith Sherper won the Timeless Elegance custom made cuff links for their 1937 Roll Royce Phantom III Roadster. However, Best Sporting Marque of the Show went to Radnor Hunt veteran Bill Marriott for his 1957 Ferrari TRC 500 in a year when Ferrari was the featured marque.

2011
After taking the tenth annual Best of Show with his 1938 Talbot Lago Cabriolet, the 2011 fifteenth annual Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance saw the second repeat Best of Show winner with Bill Marriott’s 1937 Talbot Lago T150CSS Coupe. Timeless Elegance was seen in multiple Radnor Hunt winner Joseph Cassini’s 1927 Issotta Fraschini Tipo 8AS Roadster, and the Best Sporting Marque of the Show was Jack Rich’s stunning black 1937 Jaguar SS100.
2010
Best in Show In 2010 was awarded to the 1932 Packard 902 Sport Phaeton of Frank Buck, while Morton Bullock returned to the awards platform to collect the Timeless Elegance Award for his 1934 Rolls Royce Phantom II Continental Drop Head Coupe with body by Mulliner. A new tradition began with the Best Sporting Marque of the Show going to the Simeone Foundations’ Ferrari 375MM Spyder.
2009
A new trend was started in 2009 by Radnor Hunt featuring a collector instead of a single marque, and Jack Rick was so honored. His 1906 National Model E 7-Passenger Tourer was selected as the best from his six cars on display. The traditional Best of Show was won by Morton Bullock for his 1929 Issotta Fraschini Tipo 8A Limousine by Castagna, and the Timeless Elegance Award went to Marty & Pat Weber’s 1933 Packard 1005 Convertible Coupe.
2008
Jack Rich finally won Best of Show in 2008 with his perfect 1947 Delahaye 135M Figoni Falaschi 3 Position Drophead, while the Timeless Elegance Award went to James Caldwell’s stunning 1929 Rolls Royce Phantom I Convertible Sedan.
2007
In 2007, first time entrant Oscar Davis of Elizabeth, New Jersey made it two-in-a-row for Talbot-Lago with his stunning T150C “Teardrop” Coupe. The Timeless Elegance award was presented to Jack Rich for his dramatic 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III by Labourdette.
2006
The Figoni Falaschi bodied Talbot-Lago is one of the most striking designs of the coachbuilding era. Bill Marriott’s beautiful 1938 T150C Cabriolet features sweeping pontoon fenders, low windscreen, and intimate seating for two. The car appears in motion while standing still. We are most proud that this wonderful rolling sculpture was honored as our tenth anniversary Best of Show in 2006.
2005
In 2005, Joseph Cassini became the first multiple Best of Show winner with his 1930 Bentley Speed Six by Gurney Nutting. This great car was originally built for Lt. Cmdr. Glen Kidston so that he could compete in the 1930 Monte Carlo Rally. Commander Kidston was one of the famous “Bentley Boys” who achieved a kind of immortality for his spirited adventures with Bentley cars.
2003
The tradition of excellence continued in 2003 as the green and black 1937 Lagonda LG 45 Rapide, presented by Judge Joseph Cassini, III swept the top spot. John Rich took home a beautiful IWC wristwatch from Govberg Jewelers for winning the Timeless Elegance award with his 1938 Mercedes-Benz 540K Cabriolet B by Norrmalm.
2002
2002 saw John Moir’s popular 1925 Voisin C3L Berline Transformable win Best in Show, while Jerry Saul’s won the Timeless Elegance Award for his stunning red and blue 1939 Delage D8 120 Roadster.
2004
For 2004, Best Of Show went to the famous 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow of Tom Derro. Both the duPont Homsey Award and The Timeless Elegance Award Presented By Govberg Jewelers went to Dean Edmonds for his fabulous 1932 Bugatti Type 55 Roadster.
2000
The 2000 event was captured by a 1939 Bugatti 57SC Roadster by Saoutchik and proudly presented by Jerry Sauls of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
2001
In 2001 Radnor honored the 100th anniversary of Rolls-Royce and fittingly, the 1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Salamanca of Baltimore’s Charles Gillet took Best in Show. In the first year of the Timeless Elegance Award, Wendy Garthwaite DeMarco won a beautiful watch presented by Govberg Jewelers for her 1938 Bentley 4 Litre Coupe by Van Vooren.
1999
In 1999 George Hahn won that honor with his 1931 Cadillac Fleetwood Sport Phaeton.

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For Thorncroft volunteer Janice Conner, it’s about so much more than horses.

In this interview, Janice shares her personal experience volunteering at Thorncroft Equestrian Center and the incredible impact this special community has on its riders, families and volunteers.

Thorncroft is the main beneficiary of the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance, and we’re proud to help support the life-changing work they do every day.

Join us September 11th–13th for an unforgettable weekend of beautiful automobiles, motorcycles and community, all while supporting an incredible cause.

🎟️ Get your tickets today! RadnorConcours.org or visit the link in our bio.

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For Thorncroft volunteer Janice Conner, it’s about so much more than horses. In this interview, Janice shares her personal experience volunteering at Thorncroft Equestrian Center and the incredible impact this special community has on its riders, families and volunteers. Thorncroft is the main beneficiary of the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance, and we’re proud to help support the life-changing work they do every day. Join us September 11th–13th for an unforgettable weekend of beautiful automobiles, motorcycles and community, all while supporting an incredible cause. 🎟️ Get your tickets today! RadnorConcours.org or visit the link in our bio. #RadnorHuntConcours #Thorncroft #ConcoursdElegance #ChesterCounty

Meet Tiffany Meyer, President of Thorncroft Equestrian Center, as she shares what makes Thorncroft’s mission so special and the incredible impact they have on our community.

Thorncroft is the main beneficiary of the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance, and we’re proud to support the life-changing work they do through therapeutic horsemanship.

🏇 Only 13 days to go! Join us September 11th–13th, 2026, with the main Concours taking place Sunday, September 13th at Radnor Hunt in Malvern.

Come experience an unforgettable weekend celebrating automotive history while supporting an incredible cause.

To learn more about Thorncroft and their mission, visit Thorncroft.org

#RadnorHuntConcours #Thorncroft #ConcoursDElegance #ChesterCounty #cars

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Meet Tiffany Meyer, President of Thorncroft Equestrian Center, as she shares what makes Thorncroft’s mission so special and the incredible impact they have on our community. Thorncroft is the main beneficiary of the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance, and we’re proud to support the life-changing work they do through therapeutic horsemanship. 🏇 Only 13 days to go! Join us September 11th–13th, 2026, with the main Concours taking place Sunday, September 13th at Radnor Hunt in Malvern. Come experience an unforgettable weekend celebrating automotive history while supporting an incredible cause. To learn more about Thorncroft and their mission, visit Thorncroft.org #RadnorHuntConcours #Thorncroft #ConcoursDElegance #ChesterCounty #cars

Nearly 30 years of passion, history, and incredible automobiles.

In this special interview, Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance founder Mike Tilson reflects on how the event began, how it has grown, and the passion that has carried it forward as we approach three decades of the Concours.

We’re officially 18 days away from the 29th Annual Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

Join us in the beautiful rolling hills of Chester County for an unforgettable day celebrating automotive history, design, and the people who keep that passion alive.

🎟️ Tickets are available now. Don’t wait to secure yours! Available on Radnorconcours.org or in our bio.

📅 Sunday, September 13, 2026

📍 Radnor Hunt | Malvern, PA

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Nearly 30 years of passion, history, and incredible automobiles. In this special interview, Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance founder Mike Tilson reflects on how the event began, how it has grown, and the passion that has carried it forward as we approach three decades of the Concours. We’re officially 18 days away from the 29th Annual Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance on Sunday, September 13, 2026. Join us in the beautiful rolling hills of Chester County for an unforgettable day celebrating automotive history, design, and the people who keep that passion alive. 🎟️ Tickets are available now. Don’t wait to secure yours! Available on Radnorconcours.org or in our bio. 📅 Sunday, September 13, 2026 📍 Radnor Hunt | Malvern, PA #RadnorHuntConcours #RadnorConcours #ConcoursDElegance #ClassicCars

Volunteer Information

Are you interested in helping the event? We can always use assistance! We need volunteers for the following activities:

  • Event setup and breakdown for Thursday through Sunday
  • Friday Night Barbecue greeters
  • Saturday morning rally registration, dispatching cars, checkpoint staff, gathering score sheets at the conclusion, Cars and Coffee event organization and rally scoring/tabulation
  • Sunday car registration, parking, security, car placement, MotorSport Park registration and parking
  • Assisting in the new car tent and The Marketplace, judging sheet scoring runners, etc.

Sunday shifts are organized to ensure that there is plenty of time to enjoy the show.

If you would like to volunteer please contact us at volunteers@radnorconcours.org and we will add you to our volunteer list.

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Event Address
Radnor Hunt Club
826 Providence Road
Malvern, PA 19355

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Radnor Hunt Concours
P.O. Box 326
Edgemont, PA 19028

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