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Concours delivers elegance and excitement

Hastings Street was transformed into a vibrant showcase of automotive excellence as the Noosa Concours d’Elegance captivated car enthusiasts and visitors alike last Saturday. This prestigious event, now a highlight on the calendar, drew a crowd of close to 20,000, celebrating the heritage, beauty and innovation of the automotive world.

The event, which is curated and organised by the Hastings Street Association was more than just a car show; it was a celebration of community spirit. Local businesses along Hastings Street participated with special events and live music adding to the festive atmosphere; making it a perfect day out for all ages.

“We are thrilled with the resounding success of this year’s Noosa Concours d’Elegance. The enthusiasm and support from our community, participants, and sponsors have been nothing short of extraordinary,” Hastings Street Association president Ben Orton said. “This event has once again showcased the unique beauty and spirit of Hastings Street, bringing together Australia’s finest ensemble of classic and unique cars for a truly unforgettable experience. We look forward to next year’s event.”

The Noosa Concours d’Elegance continues to grow in prestige and popularity. The event team extend their appreciation to all car owners, sponsors, volunteers and visitors who made this year’s event an unforgettable experience.

A spectacular addition to the event was presented by delivered by the reigning Red Bull Air Race world champion and Royal Australian Air Force Top Gun Fighter Pilot Matt Hall; who took to the skies for the very first time in Noosa in a performance presented by The Sunshine Coast Jet Centre.

There were gasps from the crowd as Matt performed a series of twists and turns, steep climbs skyward and dives toward the ocean.

On the ground enthusiasts from across the country gathered to witness a spectacular display of classic, vintage, and super cars. Each vehicle, meticulously curated, told a unique story of craftsmanship, engineering and elegance.

A highlight of the weekend was the award ceremony presented by Qatar Executive.

2024 Award winners were:

People’s Choice Award presented by Qatar Executive – 1994 McLaren F1

Next Gen Award Winner presented by Sleeping Beauties Restoration – 1994 McLaren F1

Spirit of Noosa Concours d’Elegance- 1932 Chevrolet BA Confederate Moonlight Speedster

Best Modern Car presented by Tom Offermann Real Estate – 2016 Aston Martin GT12 Vantage

Best Classic Car presented by Tom Offermann Real Estate – 1964 Ferrari 250LM

Best in Show presented by Tom Offermann Real Estate – 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Aravis Special

The event’s success would not have been possible without the generous support of the event’s major partners Qatar Executive, Sunshine Coast Jet Centre, Tom Offermann Real Estate, Sofitel Noosa and Bowden’s Own for their invaluable contributions and commitment to making this event a success and the Hastings Street Association sent a special thank you went to the stewards for their professionalism and expertise.

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