Now run by Hagerty, the classic car show Bill Warner launched 27 years ago is aiming to bring in younger enthusiasts.
. The event, which drew 2200 people and 163 cars its first year, has raised more than $4 million for charity.
“Bill Warner created something so special—an automotive house where everyone found something to love,” said Larry Printz, an auto writer and former judge at Amelia.“The show under his aegis was quirky but authoritative on the cars it brought in.
Orendac said that having people like Gordon on the show field is what separates Amelia from other concours events. “We’re motorsports centered, but it’s not just about seeing the cars—there’s also the chance to walk among legends,” he said. On March 3, Ray Evernham will host a panel on “Corvettes at Le Mans” with experts Justin Bell, Dan Binks, and Ron Fellows.
Featured at the 2023 concours will be special classes honoring 24 Hours of Le Mans winners, the 120th anniversary of
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