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CONCOURS
A Concours d' Elegance is an assembly of automobiles in competition on their relative merits in terms of coach work, design, finish and appointments - that is, how good do they look. LSR Concours are based on the practical reality that most of us have many other priorities, limited time, and may well use our Porsches as daily-drivers. The odds are that most of the cars shown locally are prepared in a few hours and generally driven to the event prior to a final cleanup. everyone should have a good time enjoying their cars and meeting other enthusiasts. Our effort to create a great social occasion for the entrants, their spouses and/or kids, who can also enjoy the company of others with similar interests.
More . . .
Click this link for concours information on the PCA website.
Sponsors
Our concours are sponsored by:
Victory Motorcars specializes in Porsche models from 1955 to 1998. Based in Houston, Texas, USA. However, sales, distribution and delivery spans the globe. If Victory has the Porsche you want they can get it to you. Choose from a large inventory of models such as Targa, 911, Cabrio, Boxster, Cayenne and many others. Victory's vintage Porsche inventory is carefully hand-selected.
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Schedule
The Concours program is on vacation for the Summer.
Concours are tentatively scheduled for September and November. Details will be announced.
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Rules and Scoring
Click here for the LSR Concours Rules, including the class in which your car belongs.
Click here for the LSR Concours Score Sheets.
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Register
Click here to register for a Concours by e-mail (pay at the event).
Click here to register on-line (and pay at the event).
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Past Events
Check out some of the previous concours events at the following links:
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Volunteers
The Concours committee consists of:
The concours committee needs volunteers. The same group has been doing concours for years has done an excellent job but they need some help. You do NOT need to be an expert on Porsches or concours. For example, volunteers are needed to time the judges, to tally the score sheets, and to order shirts and trophies. Some of these jobs can be done from your home or office and you would not come to the concours (but you really should because we have a great time).
If you enter your car in the concours, you can still be a volunteer, just not a judge. And there is another reason to volunteer. You get to work with great people and make great friends.
So, you have no excuse.
Send an email to Sylvia or Jim and they will find a job that is perfect for you.
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