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London Concours returns to the Honourable Artillery Company in central London on 6-8 June 2023.
From homologation specials to landmark Land-Rovers, this year’s concours classes are set to be as impressive and varied as ever – here’s a round-up of what’s in store.
And, don’t forget, there’s still time for Classic & Sports Car readers to enjoy our exclusive 2-for-1 ticket offer.
1. Aerodynamic innovators
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The Plymouth Superbird was built to race in NASCAR © Barrett-Jackson
Although the science behind aerodynamics can be tricky to understand, it’s much easier to appreciate its visual impact.
From bewinged racers to slippery hypercars, the Evolution of Aero concours class will highlight what happens when an engineer dares to set foot in the design department.
Look out for a 1970 Plymouth Superbird with its huge rear wing, a mid-1990s Porsche 911 993 GT2 and lots more.
2. Landmark Land-Rovers
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Pre-Production L07 was found in a garden near the factory where it was built