We enjoyed a very busy Pebble Beach this year, supporting two cars in the main Concours d’ Elegance which came in the form of a 1957 Bentley S1 Continental Drophead Coupe by Park Ward and a 1934 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental Drophead Coupe by Freestone & Webb. 

The Rolex Tour on Thursday morning was over a shortened and more local route due to issues on the main road south to Big Sur, but was enjoyed by all who took part, even in the less than perfect wet weather.  

The prep work to both cars following the tour was extensive, but both looked amazing on the 18th fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Club on Sunday morning. Ultimately the S1 Continental came away empty handed (we still think you are incredibly beautiful) but the Phantom II Continental picked up two awards, third in class and also the prestigious Montagu of Beulieu award for the most significant car of British origin in the concours. 

We were delighted to take home more silverware this year, following on from the concours success we enjoyed last year. With a third and second in class now achieved on the toughest stage of all, just one thing remains to be achieved…………..maybe next year. We look forward to returning next year for another hectic, exhausting but incredibly enjoyable week surrounded by some of the greatest cars in the world.