The 8th edition of Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille, which took place on Sunday, September 13, at the Château de Chantilly, once again confirmed its status as a must-attend event for exceptional automobiles.

Since its inception in 2014, Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille has established itself as one of the most prestigious international concours, blending heritage, the art of living, and automotive excellence. This 8th edition nearly 30,000 spectators, who came to admire the world’s most remarkable automobiles in the exceptional setting of the Domaine de Chantilly.
All eyes were on the nearly 100 exceptional automobiles presented in the official competition The Most Beautiful Cars in the World , all vying for victory in their respective classes as well as for the highly coveted Best of Show titles in the Pre-War and Post-War categories. As with every edition, the various competitions were judged by an international jury composed of renowned figures from the worlds of automobiles, design, and culture.
The famous “Garden Party” also lived up to all expectations thanks to the presence of 40 automobile clubs, bringing together nearly 900 cars on display at the estate. Enthusiasts, collectors, and families thus shared a day marked by elegance and camaraderie.





Concours d’etat best of show
- Pre-war: Delage D8 SS – 1933
- Post-war: Ferrari 410 Superamerica – 1956
- Concept Cars, Restomods & One-offs: Bugatti Brouillard – 2025
CONCOURS D’ETAT AWARDS BY CLASS
Pre-War Coupés
- 1st Prize: Delage D8 SS – 1933
- 2nd Prize: Atalanta V12 Short Wheelbase Coupe – 1939
- 3rd Prize: Jaguar SS1 Airline – 1935
Pre-War Open Cars
- 1st Prize: Delage D8 Four-Seater Sport Tourer by Chapron – 1931
- 2nd Prize: Talbot T15 Cabriolet – 1938
- 3rd Prize: Amilcar CGS – 1925
Cars in Original Condition
- 1st Prize: Porsche 904 GTS – 1964
- 2nd Prize: Sunbeam Grand Prix Factory Car – 1924
- 3rd Prize: Fiat 600 Berlina – 1957



Bugatti: Racing Cars
- 1st Prize : Bugatti Type 35 – 1925
- 2nd Prize: Bugatti Type 51 – 1931
- 3rd Prize: Bugatti Type 13 Brescia – 1921
Delahaye in All Its Forms
- 1st Prize: Delahaye 135 MS Cabriolet Vedette by Chapron – 1947
- 2nd Prize: Delahaye 135 MS by Graber – 1939
- 3rd Prize: Delahaye 135 MS by Gramond – 1949
Endurance’s Barchettas
- 1st Prize: Ferrari 166 MM Barchetta – 1949
- 2nd Prize: Jaguar Type D – 1953
- 3rd Prize: Cisitalia 202 SMM Nuvolari Spyder – 1947
Ford & Shelby: American Myths
- 1st Prize: AC Cobra 289 – 1963
- 2nd Prize: Ford GT 40 – 1966
- 3rd Prize: Shelby GT500KR Fastback – 1968
Automotive Art by Pininfarina
- 1st Prize: Ferrari 410 Superamerica – 1956
- 2nd Prize: Alfa Romeo Tipo 256 / 6C 2500 Super Sport – 1939
- 3rd Prize: Lancia Aurelia B20 GTS – 1957
Tribute to Ercole Spada
- 1st Prize: Alfa Romeo SZ Coda Tronca – 1962
- 2nd Prize: Rover TCZ 200 S – 1965
- 3rd Prize: Lancia Flavia Sport – 1963
Racing Cars in the Spirit of the ACF Grand Prix
- 1st Prize: Fiat 130 HP – 1907
- 2nd Prize: Delage L – 1910
- 3rd Prize: Gladiator Grand Prix – 1904
Tour de France Automobile’s originals
- 1st Prize: Matra MS 650 – 1971
- 2nd Prize: Mercedes-Benz 300 SL – 1955
- 3rd Prize: Lancia 037 EVO 1 – 1983
Front-engine Ferrari V12 (pre-1990)
- 1st Prize: Ferrari 212 Inter Coupe Speciale – 1952
- 2nd Prize: Ferrari 365 GTS/4 – 1962
- 3rd Prize: Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Beach Car – 1967
60th Anniversary of the Lamborghini Miura
- 1st Prize: Miura SV (brown) – 1972
- 2nd Prize: Miura S (sky blue) – 1970
- 3rd Prize: Miura SV (red) – 1972
GT1: The Golden Age of Grand Touring
- 1st Prize: Nissan R390 GT-1 – 1998
- 2nd Prize: Porsche 911 GT1 – 1997
- 3rd Prize: McLaren F1 GTR – 1995
GRAND PRIX DES CLUBS
Club AVEC’ L
FFVE SPECIAL AWARD
Fiat 1200 TV Grand Luce Prototype (1958)
SPECIAL AWARDS
- The Musée National de l’Automobile – Schlumpf Collection in Mulhouse for its exceptional contribution to the event,
- A special distinction was awarded to the Shelby Cobra Jet, which traveled by road from Madrid
- The Special Jury Prize was awarded to the Talbot-Lago T150 C SS, the Atalanta, and the Sunbeam
Report by peterauto.com


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