Las Vegas (Nov. 2, 2026) – The fifth annual Concours at Wynn Las Vegas took place Saturday, Oct. 31, through Sunday, Nov. 1, welcoming global collectors, prestigious automotive brands, industry leaders and more than 7,500 enthusiasts for a weekend celebrating automotive excellence. Presented by Richard Mille, Saturday's signature exhibition transformed Wynn Golf Club into a showcase of 385 exceptional vehicles, collectively valued at over $1.3B. Spanning both judged and non-judged exhibition fields, the collection celebrated the pillars of Concours d'Elegance, Artistry, Speed, and Hypercars and Supercars.

"Hosting our fifth Concours at Wynn is a very proud milestone for all of us, but what is most meaningful is how the event has continued to evolve and elevate each year.  We owe the collectors, judges, OEMs, hypercar owners, auto enthusiasts, and our Wynn staff here a huge thank you for elevating Concours at Wynn into a truly world class event,"  said Brian Gullbrants, Chief Operating Officer, Wynn Resorts North America. "We are seeing more of the world's leading automakers choose Concours at Wynn as the home for significant global reveals, which speaks to the reputation the event has built. Collectors from around the world are flying in exceptional automobiles that have never touched U.S. soil prior to our Concours. Pairing that caliber of automotive presentation with the hospitality and experience Wynn is known for makes Concours weekend especially distinctive, and one to never miss."
 
Two vehicles from the field at the 2026 Concours at Wynn Las Vegas were awarded Best of Show in Pre-War and Post-War categories, alongside multiple honorees and a range of additional class winners recognized for excellence in design, craftsmanship and historical significance.
 
Best of Show Winners:

• Pre-War: 1933 Hispano-Suiza J12, Nethercutt Collection 
• Post-War: 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Ghia, Thomas Peck

The 2026 Concours at Wynn Las Vegas also presented a wide selection of judged classes, celebrating an exceptional range of automotive eras. Complementing the judged competition, this year's specialty and exhibition classes added further depth to the event, highlighting the artistry, innovation and performance that continue to shape the evolution of the modern concours experience.
 
Best in Class Winners:

• American Grace and Luxury 1920-1939: 1931 Packard Dietrich Newport Sport Sedan, Rob and Jeannie Hilarides
• Arsenal of Freedom Era: 1941 Nash Ambassador 6, Mark Weybold
• Mercedes-Benz 230/250/280SL Pagodas: 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL Coupe/Roadster, Chuck Stanford Jr.
• Classic Recreations - Including Restomods, Reimagined and Continuations: 1955 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia, Dennis Troggio
• Pre-War European 1925-1939: 1933 Hispano-Suiza J12, Nethercutt Collection
• Ferrari 1952-1973: 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Ghia, Thomas Peck
• Lamborghini Miura Class: 1967 Lamborghini Miura, Jon Shirley
• 50-Year Anniversary of American Muscle Cars 1953-1980: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 KK2266, Dennis and Vicki Murfin
• Post-War European 1947-1977: 1950 Jaguar XK120 Alloy, Tom Krefetz
• Super Car Pin Ups from the '70s, '80s and '90s: 1989 Lamborghini Countach, Louis Flory
• European Sports Cars 1950-1975: 1958 Jaguar XK150 DHC, George Andersen
• Stuttgart Crest: 1957 Porsche 356A Speedster 1600, Andrea Bell
• Porsche 959: 1987 Porsche 959 Komfort, J.R. Amantea

Specialty Awards:

• American Design of Excellence: 1959 Chevrolet Corvette, Greg Petrosyan
• DuPont Registry Award: Porsche 959, Chad Williams
• Spirit of Wynn: 1977 Rolls-Royce Corniche, Todd and Jessica Marshall
• Wynn Dream Machine: 1971 Lamborghini Miura SV, Hamid Moghadam
• Wynn Rolling Sculpture: 1934 Packard LeBaron Runabout, Harry Yeaggy
• Life in the Fast Lane: 1953 Porsche 356 Pre-A Coupe, Dennis Crowley
• Most Elegant Award-Post-War: 1977 Maserati Khamsin, Greg Linderer
• Most Elegant Award-Pre-War: 1930 Bentley Gurney-Nutting Speed Six Coupe, Bruce R. McCaw

Honorary Helene Awards:

• Lifetime Achievement: Sandra Button
• Most Celebrated Collector: Rob Kauffman
• Connoisseur Collector: Matt Katz
• Most Legendary Collector: Hezy Shaked
• Celebrated Innovator: Mate Rimac 

Specialty and Exhibition Classes:

• Luigi Colani Collection
• GT1 Class 1995-1997
• Manufacturer Class
• 40-Year Anniversary of the Porsche 959
• Friends of Wynn

 "I am genuinely amazed at how far this event has come in such a short time, and very proud to be part of it. What makes Las Vegas so special is Wynn's ability to try things that haven't been possible at a concours before," said Chris Kramer, co-chief judge for Concours at Wynn Las Vegas. "The quality and diversity of the cars keeps rising and so does our responsibility as judges. We've extended the M100 format to supercars, hypercars and restomods and will introduce judging in motion to evaluate cars as they drive. I'm very excited to see what else evolves for the 2027 event and beyond. "
 
Additional highlights from the event included the world debut of the Pagani Huayra 70 Anima presented by Horacio Pagani, the world premiere of the Aston Martin Valhalla Spider and the first public debut of the McLaren McL 6GT. Bugatti also celebrated 20 years in the U.S. with its latest masterpiece, the Destrier. The event also celebrated the pinnacle era of GT1 racing, bringing together a record number of 19 GT1 cars on the field – including 10 McLaren F1s. Other record-setting displays included 43 Paganis and one of the largest gatherings of Porsche Carrera GTs in history, 25 in total, as well as the original Porsche Carrera GT prototype. Broad Arrow's second annual Las Vegas auction was another weekend success, resulting in $92.8M in total sales, 76% of lots sold, a 63% increase in registered bidders, and no less than 11 new world record auction prices, led by an $18.7M 1997 Ferrari F50. The sale becomes the highest grossing collector car auction ever held in Las Vegas.
 
The event also hosted the North American debut of the Lanzante Tag Turbo Championship, the global debut of the Gunther Werks Brundle Edition Turbo, and the recently-debuted Hennessey Blackbird on display. Other special moments included the global debut of CÄVEN Atelier's first automobile, Apollo Automobil holding the North American debut of the Apollo EVO, Czinger showcasing the 21C Spyder,  Eccentrica debuting its first V12 with Pacchetto Titano, and Singer displaying a Classic Turbo Cabriolet and DLS Turbo. Sung Kang of "Fast and the Furious" and "Drifter" fame also returned to Concours at Wynn Las Vegas with his personal, highly-modified Datsun 240Z.
 
Additional OEMs and builders present at the show included Bentley with the recently introduced Torcal, Rolls-Royce celebrating 10 years of Black Badge with a trio of the marque's boldest models, Karma Automotive premiering a bespoke one-of-nine commission, Gemballa showcasing the Marsien GT, Jaguar displaying the recently debuted Type 01, Classic Recreations presenting a carbon-fiber Shelby GT500CR, Shelby American unveiling "The Mongoose" Shelby Super Snake, Acura showcasing the NEXERA Vision concept and Spyker showcasing the C8 Preliator XXV Coupé.
 
Concours at Wynn Las Vegas has continued to elevate the traditional concours experience, blending timeless automotive craftsmanship with modern culture, world-class hospitality and the distinctive energy only found in Las Vegas. Plans are already underway for next year's event, which will occur from Oct. 29-31, 2027. For more information, visit lasvegasconcours.com.