Salon Prive Awards Two Best of Show Winners in Historic First

Salon Privé made history at Blenheim Palace by awarding two distinct Best of Show honors for the very first time across its 21-year legacy.

Organizers introduced the dual-winner format to recognize both the legendary classics of the past and the modern collector cars increasingly shaping today's market.

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The prestigious Best of Show Concours d’Elegance was awarded to a meticulously restored 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 owned by Amir Ravan.

Ravan expressed deep gratitude to the restoration team led by Tom Hartley Jr. for their four-year dedication to preserving the iconic supercar.

McLaren F1 Wins Inaugural Concours d Excellence

The newly established Best of Show Concours d’Excellence went to a stunning 1995 McLaren F1 owned by Terry Bramall.

Bramall shared his excitement over winning the inaugural modern collector honor at such a prestigious international event.

Salon Privé co-founder and chairman Andrew Bagley noted that the two winners perfectly demonstrate how much the global collector car world has evolved.

Judges and enthusiasts alike celebrated the landmark decision, signaling a shift toward embracing contemporary performance masterpieces alongside traditional classics.