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Concours d'Elegance at French Lick Join us October 2-4, 2015 at French Lick Resort for a showcase for some of the rarest, most elegant and historic collector cars in the country.

Kosair Children’s Hospital and Kosair Children’s Medical Center – Brownsboro serve nearly 140,000 children annually from throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The hospital is Kentucky’s only full-service, free-standing pediatric hospital. As a regional facility that treats all children regardless of the family’s ability to pay, the hospital relies on support from the community through the Children's Hospital Foundation.

The 2015 Concours d'Elegance at French Lick willl benefit Kosair Children's Hospital through the Children's Hospital Foundation. Learn more at FrenchLickConcours.com

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On the heels of last year’s successful event with over 100 million dollars’ worth of collector vehicles on display, planning is well underway for the 2014 Concours d’Elegance at French Lick Resort. Formerly known as the Louisville Concours d’Elegance, the world-class event will bring together top exhibitors, seasoned judges and enthusiastic sponsors to celebrate the “competition of elegance” — and to raise money for Kosair Children’s Hospital. Some of the rarest, most elegant and historic collector cars from across the country will be showcased on the beautiful grounds of French Lick Resort on Sunday, October 5. As a unique feature this year, the world-class Concours will celebrate two distinct marques: Indiana automobiles and cars from Shelby American. It seems fitting that the Indiana destination, which was recently named Best Historic Resort in America by Historic Hotels of America, would want to honor its home state and its contributions to automotive history. Guests might be surprised to learn that the Hoosier state once boasted over 300 automobile manufacturers, more than even Detroit! Indiana beauties on display will likely include names you will recognize like Auburn, Stutz and Dusenberg and other with less familiar names like DeTamble, Lexington and Apperson. In all, nearly 200 different automobiles were built here and the state lays claim to modern automotive conveniences like tilt steering, cruise control and front wheel drive Shelby American is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Mustang GT350 this year and hopefully some will be gracing the 2014 Concours show field as well. Other Shelby favorites you can expect include GT500, Cobra, Daytona Coupe, GT40 and others. The world-class Concours d’Elegance at French Lick Resort will also feature everything from Motorcycles to Super Cars, with a mix of American and European classics. (See full list of classes below.) Nomination forms are available online or by contacting Pat Palmer Ball [email protected] The 3,000 acre resort, which features two historic hotels, four golf courses, a pair of world-class spas and more, will be the site for the full schedule of weekend activities. Highlights include a Saturday morning driving tour and a Mad Men themed gala on Saturday, October 4. As the name implies, elegance is key to winning a Concours d’Elegance trophy. To turn heads here, a vehicle must not only be fully operational, but it also must possess a historical value, such as innovative styling, technology or literally a winning record on the track. Over 125 different cars will be chasing the coveted “Best in Show” with additional awards going to the “Best in Class” and specialty categories Special room rates and Louisville Concours d’Elegance packages are available at West Baden Springs and French Lick Springs Hotels.

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