The Concours at Wynn Las Vegas returns to the Wynn Golf Club from October 29 to November 1, 2026 for its fifth edition. According to the organisers, this year’s Nevada event promises to be the largest and most ambitious yet.
The 2026 edition follows last year’s $1.1 billion-plus of cars on display with a record crowd of nearly 7000 people and the inaugural auction from Broad Arrow, which raised $13.7m. This year’s event sees ten judged classes and two non-judged speciality classes, alongside more than a dozen manufacturers showcasing their latest creations on the concours lawn.
Hypercar debuts, GT1 tribute and Miuras on the lawn
Pagani headlines the new car launches with a global debut. The Italian hypercar manufacturer will also showcase all three of its Huayra 70 models together for the first time. Aston Martin has promised a world-first reveal, while McLaren brings its 1960s-inspired M6GT and Hennessey its new Blackbird.
Other highlights include CAVËN Atelier’s debut model and the US debuts of the Lanzante TAG Turbo Championship and Apollo EVO. Rolls-Royce celebrates ten years of Black Badge, Bentley will display its recently unveiled Torcal SUV, and Czinger will showcase its cutting-edge 21C Spyder hypercar.
Restomod fans can look forward to Gunther Werks’ Brundle Edition Turbo, Singer’s bespoke Classic Turbo Cabriolet and DLS Turbo, and the first US-delivered Eccentrica V12, fitted with the Pacchetto Titano package. Shelby American, meanwhile, will unveil a new model alongside two historic Super Snakes.
For those who prefer their exotica with race numbers, one of the speciality classes celebrates GT1 – the 1990s endurance category that produced the McLaren F1 GTR, Porsche 911 GT1, Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR and Panoz GTR-1. The other marks 40 years of the Porsche 959. Among the judged classes, the Lamborghini Miura gets its own 60th anniversary line-up, alongside classes for 1952-1973 Ferraris and Mercedes-Benz Pagoda SLs.
Broad Arrow’s Ferrari-heavy auction at Las Vegas
Broad Arrow returns on October 31, 2026 to host its second Las Vegas Auction. The catalogue comprises more than 75 collector cars, more than 25 of which are Ferraris.
Leading the sale is a 1997 Ferrari F50 that’s covered a mere 106 miles from new. Chassis 107165 was the 334th of only 349 F50s to roll out of Maranello and was one of only 25 supplied to the UK. Offered with its factory hard-top and flight case, as well as a full set of accessories, it’s expected to fetch more than $20m.
Other Ferraris include a 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 (est $16m-$20m), a 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari (est $8.5m-$10m), a 2003 Ferrari Enzo (est $6.5m-$8.5m) and a 2011 Ferrari 599 SA Aperta (est $4.1m-$4.5m).
Non-Maranello cars set to cross the block include a matching-numbers 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing with a five-speed gearbox (est $1.75m-$2m) and a low-mileage 2021 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster in Ad Personam specification (est $1.9m-$2m).
What’s happening and when at Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2026?
The concours itself takes place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, with a programme of events running throughout the weekend. Proceedings begin on Friday, October 30, with a preview of Broad Arrow’s auction lots from 9:00am to 5:00pm. That evening, a welcome reception will be held at Intrigue from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, followed by the Night Shift GT supercar party on the fourth floor of the Wynn parking garage from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Tickets for Night Shift GT have already sold out.
Saturday’s concours runs from 10:00am to 4:00pm on the Wynn Golf Club grounds, while Broad Arrow’s auction gets underway at 2:30pm in the Latour Ballroom. The weekend concludes on Sunday, November 1, with the Tour d’Elegance, an escorted procession of concours cars along the Las Vegas Strip, beginning at 8:30am.
Click here for more on Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2026.
