Taking the “Best of Show” award was the rare 1953 Abarth 1100 Ghia owned by Bradley Calkins.
Other awards included the “Chairman’s Choice” prize to Pete & Merle Mullin for their 1951 Delahaye Model 235 Cabriolet.
Doug Cohen’s stunning 1968 Lamborghini Espada locked up the Concours “Most Elegant” award.
The Concours, held at The Breakers Sunday, featured 20 classes of vehicles from 1899 to 1970, plus the two “30 Under 30” classes. The brainchild of Jay Leno, chairman of the Audrain Newport Concours & Motor Week, the 30 Under 30 class is designated for owners under 30 years old who have spent less than $30,000 on their car
Audrain Concours winners
Born on the Track Class B-1: 1959 Porsche RSK Spyder owned by Steve Adler
Born on the Track Class B-2: 1984 Lancia 037 owned by The S&T Collection
Corvette: 1963 Corvette Z06 owned by Phil Cataldo
Pioneer Race Cars: 1901 Winton Race Car 40 HP owned by the Larz Anderson Museum
Jaguar E-Type: 1969 XKE S2 owned by Dennis Mamchur
G-1 Sport: 1932 Auburn Model 8-100 A Speedster owned by Heritage Museum & Gardens
G-2 Sport: 1956 Porsche Speedster owned by Stephen Serio
G-3 Sport: 1961 Pontiac Ventura owned by Jeffrey Goldstein
H-1 History: 1938 Jaguar SS 100 owned by Wayne Carini
H-2 History: 1965 Iso Rivolta GT owned John Galley
Veteran: 1910 Winton Model 17 Seven-Passenger Touring owned by Myron Schuster Collection
L-1 Luxury: 1928 Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8A SS Lebaron Convertible owned by Peter Boyle
Earlier at Audrain:’It’s quite impressive’: Expensive cars, Jay Leno highlight Audrain Motor Week event
L-2 Luxury: 1942 Cadillac Model 6207 Sedanette owned by Steve Cooley
L-3 Luxury: 1961 Ghia L 6.4 Coupe owned by Mark Hyman
M-1 Luxury Meets Sport: 1937 Delahaye 135M Competition owned by Myron Schuster Collection
M-2 Luxury Meets Sport: 1953 Abarth Ghia 1100 SS Coupe owned by Bradley Calkins (Best of Show Winner)
The “People’s Choice” award, chosen by the nearly 3,000 attendees, was presented to Phil Castaldo for his ultra-rare 1963 Z06 Corvette.
Among all the events canceled last year the Audrain Museum Auto Week in Newport, Rhode Island came back strong and showed great potential in the future to grow and become more popular.
Photos of Audrain Concours by George Bekris
Article by Donna Erichsen
