FCA Concours Events

A wide variety of Concours events are held locally by FCA Regions and Chapters throughout the year. These can range in size and complexity from an informal “show and shine” gathering, through a “top down” or popular choice contest, to a fully judged Concours d’Elegance.

FCA Annual Experience International Concours d’Elegance

The Ferrari Club of America’s International North American Field and Driving Concours, held annually in conjunction with its Annual Experience, is recognized as one of the most important annual gatherings in the world for the display and evaluation of Ferrari automobiles.

Ferraris are arranged in classes by age and type with recognition awarded on the basis of originality, authenticity and condition of the vehicle. All judging is conducted in accordance with IAC/PFA standards. Any Ferrari that is more than 5 years old at the time of judging is eligible to enter for class awards. Newer cars can enter in the Futuro Classico.

Futuro Classico

The Futuro Classico is not part of the judged concours but is open to all Ferraris that are less than five years old on the date of the evaluation. A maximum of 10 newer cars are accepted for evaluation each year.  The purpose of this evaluation is to encourage owners to preserve their cars in the original state, document the as-delivered condition of these cars, and develop a reference database for when the cars are eligible for concours judging in the future. 

Read more about Futuro Classico

Download Futuro Classico Evaluation Guidelines

FCA Coppa Bella Macchina

Any Ferrari that achieves a Platino award in the Concours d’Elegance (97 points or better) and has been pre-entered by its owner, is eligible for judging in the FCA Coppa Bella Macchina. This award gives recognition for Ferraris that are in exceptionally good working order, with every component and accessory working precisely as delivered from the factory under driving conditions.

Read more about the Coppa Bella Macchina

Review the Coppa Bella Macchina Competition Rules and Test Requirements (rev. 2023)