Concours d’Elegance Mariënwaerdt will return for its third edition from September 11-13, 2026, with the main concours classes built around Touring Superleggera, Route 66 and Lancia.
The 2026 concours classes are 120 Years of Lancia, 100 Years of Route 66, 100 Years of Touring Superleggera, 80 Years of Bristol, Porsche 356, BMW V8 models from the 501 to the 3200 CS, 1980s and 1990s Sports Cars of the World, Special Coachwork Pre-War, Special Coachwork Post-War and Preserved Pure & Patina. Additional displays are planned for the weekend, too, including a Big 12 Ferrari display, Cricklewood Bentleys, race and rally cars, and supercars.
The event will again be held at the Mariënwaerdt Estate in the Netherlands, just a short drive from The Hook of Holland ferry port. The International Concours is part of the wider Wheels Mariënwaerdt weekend, which will include live presentations, driving demonstrations, club displays and specialist exhibitors.
The Car Talks will place selected cars on the event’s carwalk, with each vehicle presented individually. The format will cover a range of machinery, from contemporary performance models to historic vehicles, with automotive journalists providing background on their design, engineering, development or ownership stories. A Supercar Paddock will focus on marques such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren and Koenigsegg.
The Pre-War Sprint will take place on each day of the event at scheduled times, giving earlier machinery a dynamic role rather than limiting it to static display, while The Trial Experience will use a planned course within the Mariënwaerdt Estate, with drivers negotiating narrow sections, turns and varied surfaces.
Car clubs will have a separate presence at the event, representing both marques and individual models. Clubs listed for this year include Citroën SM Club Netherlands, Morgan Sports Car Club Holland, NAMAC, HARC, DVSCC, JDCH, FEHAC, Maserati Club Holland, Heartbeat Corvette Club and Lamborghini Club Netherlands. The Wheels Fair will bring together luxury, lifestyle and specialist exhibitors, while a busy book market is also planned.
Magneto was invited along last year and enjoyed the chilled-out vibe – you can read our report here.
For more information, or to enter your car into Concours d’Elegance Mariënwaerdt 2026, head here.
