Ault park concours d'Elegance 2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Letter from the Co-Chairs ............................ 2

Porsche: From Road to Racing ...................10

Judges ................................................................2-3

2013 Awards ......................................................14

Letter from the Mayor .................................... 3

2012 Trophies and Awards...........................18

Ault Park Events Calendar ........................... 4

2014 Featured Theme ...................................22

2013 Will Sherman Art Show ...................... 5

2013 Committees ...........................................23

Show Schedule ................................................... 6

Show Sponsors ................................................24

Arthritis Foundation ....................................... 8

Field Map ................................ Inside Back Cover

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WELCOME TO THE SHOW 2013 CO-CHAIRS’ LETTER elcome to our 36th show! The Ault Park Concours d’Elegance has evolved over the years from a casual gathering at the Williams’ estate to become one of Cincinnati’s premier annual events. We have also grown into a significant fund-raising effort in support of the Arthritis Foundation and services to families with a child suffering from Juvenile Arthritis.

As we begin another celebration of automotive excellence, we wish to thank our many sponsors whose generous support has made it possible to maintain our long-standing tradition. We also recognize that this wonderful show would not be possible without the hard work of numerous volunteers, the participation of spectators and most importantly the dedication of car exhibitors who prepare and transport their outstanding vehicles for our enjoyment.

In addition to the cars, please take this time to enjoy the beauty of Cincinnati’s historic Ault Park. The Cincinnati Park Board makes this breathtaking venue available for our use each year, and we are proud to have Ault Park as the backdrop for our show.

We hope that you have taken part in this year’s exciting raffle for a chance to win a trip to the Barber Motorsports Park that includes a two-day high performance course at the Porsche Sport Driving School and a visit to the world class Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. The lucky winner will also receive $1,500 toward travel and hotel. Don’t miss your chance to win. Purchase your raffle tickets today at the souvenir tent!

On behalf of the Concours Foundation Board of Directors and Committee, we thank you for your participation and support.

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Enjoy the show!

Mark Fisk and David P. Sheehy 2013 Co-Chairs

FROM THE CHIEF JUDGE his year’s judges and I would like to thank all of the car owners for bringing such wonderful vehicles to our 36th Ault Park Concours d’Elegance. I hope that you enjoy this year’s event as much as we enjoy planning it for you.

Judging at Ault Park Concours follows the traditional Concours d’Elegance standards set by the early events that took place in the ’20s and ’30s where style, presence and elegance determine the winners. The judges will also take into account the historical significance of the design of the car, as well as assessing the quality and accuracy of the restoration of the interior, exterior and the engine compartment.

This year we are awarding two Best of Show awards, the first from the traditional classes and the second an Esprit de Sport Concours award selected from the sports and racing classes.

We have assembled a highly qualified team of judges from around the country to aid in the selection of Best of Class, First Place and Awards of Distinction for each class. We also have many special awards and, lastly, the Best of Show awards.

We believe every vehicle on the field is a winner, and we would love to give every one of you a trophy for taking the time from your busy schedules to display such beautiful works of art for the enjoyment of the public and to further such a wonderful cause.

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The Judges wish to thank you for coming!

Michael Mereness Chief Judge, Ault Park Concours d’Elegance

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A LETTER FROM THE MAYOR n behalf of the City of Cincinnati, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Ault Park Concours d’Elegance.

For 36 years, this event has drawn thousands of spectators and participants from across the United States and Canada, becoming one of the most anticipated events for classic car enthusiasts in the country.

It has wowed us with displays of sleek roadsters, luxury coupés and antique cars. Every year it has become more difficult to pick a winner to award the Mayor’s Cup. This year promises to be no different. “Porsche: From Road to Racing” will bring a special collection representing the best in automotive tradition to the gardens of Ault Park.

I want to take this opportunity to thank the Concours committee for all of their accomplishments. By growing this event from a casual gathering of car enthusiasts to a nationally recognized celebration, they have generated more than $1 million for our local chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. Your work has been critical to bringing new awareness to the fight against juvenile arthritis, and your community is extremely grateful.

Cincinnati is a city where you will find unparalleled arts, celebrated cultural institutions, and first-class entertainment options. We are proud to be the home of the two-time Tony Award winning Playhouse in the Park, one of the top five zoos in the country, world-class museums, a nationally recognized park system and major professional sports teams. After enjoying the Concours weekend, I hope that you will take the opportunity to share in everything that has made our city a destination for years.

Cincinnati is proud to host this celebration of automotive excellence once again. As Mayor and a true automobile aficionado, I hope that you will join me in making sure that this great event enjoys its most successful year yet.

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Sincerely,

Mark Mallory Mayor of Cincinnati

2013 JUDGES Charles Ashdown

Mike Edgerton

Terry Kesselring

Marc Norton

Joe Smith

Cincinnati, Ohio

Dayton, Ohio

Hebron, Kentucky

Middletown, Ohio

Bill Atkins

Franz Estereicher

Joel Knox

Langdenburg, Pennsylvania

Cincinnati, Ohio

Rochester Hills, Michigan

Aurora, Indiana

Dale Oakes

Cincinnati, Ohio

Ray Fiedler

Middletown, Ohio

John Bastian Ross, Ohio

Jack Bertoli Cincinnati, Ohio

Mike Cavanaugh Cincinnati, Ohio

Eric Diehl Camp Dennison, Ohio

Fred Dobner Columbus, Ohio

Jan Dobner Columbus, Ohio

Phil Doty Louisville, Kentucky

Cincinnati, Ohio

Alex Fisher Cincinnati, Ohio

Mike Hack Amelia, Ohio

Steve Hack New Richmond, Ohio

David Hall Cincinnati, Ohio

Dennis Hamilton Cincinnati, Ohio

Ken Jenkins Pendleton, South Carolina

Jay Kolb Phil Lucas Cincinnati, Ohio

Dave McLellan Holly, Michigan

John Meyer Cincinnati, Ohio

Jim Miller Cincinnati, Ohio

Shawn Miller Indianapolis, Indiana

Larry Miller Dayton, Ohio

Mike Monroe

Dayton, Ohio

Gene Perkins Indianapolis, Indiana

Roy Query Indianapolis, Indiana

Chester Robertson Louisville, Kentucky

Mike Rose Cincinnati, Ohio

George Ross Thomas, Tennessee

Richard Rosenburg Cincinnati, Ohio

Mike Scarpa

David Snider Art Spon Cincinnati, Ohio

Mike Trevor Cincinnati, Ohio

Helen Vogel Indianapolis, Indiana

Tom Warman Cincinnati, Ohio

Jonathan White Cincinnati, Ohio

Bob Wood Cincinnati, Ohio

Len Wyenandt Hamilton, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio

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THANKS TO AULT PARK June 12

July 12

29th Annual Ault Park Bicycle Race Series

Summer Sips Vodka Tasting with music by Lagniappe

6 –10 pm

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June 19 29th Annual Ault Park Bicycle Race Series

July 18

June 20

6 – 10 pm

Summer Dance Series featuring The Modulators

August 15

6 – 10 PM

Summer Dance Series featuring Tone Yard

June 26

6 – 10 pm

29th Annual Ault Park Bicycle Race Series

September 6

July 4

Thanks to Ault Park!

Thanks to Cincinnati Parks and Ault Park for their outstanding coordination of this year’s Ault Park Concours d’Elegance.

Mark your calendars for more upcoming fun.

Ault Park Fireworks

Children’s Parade begins at 11 am. Concessions are available from 6 – 10 pm.

Fireworks start at 10 pm.

More info: aultparkac.org/ fireworks

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Summer Dance Series featuring Soul Pocket

Big Band & Bigger Beer featuring Jumpin’ Jive Show Band

6 – 10 pm

2013 WILL SHERMAN ART SHOW 2013 FEATURED ARTIST

Jack Juratovic JACK JURATOVIC is a 1965 graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and a former auto stylist with Ford Motor Company, Chrysler Corporation and his design firm, BORT, Inc. Juratovic has pursued automotive fine art full time since 1982. His works have appeared in Automobile, Road & Track, AutoWeek and on the cover of Automobile Quarterly and other magazines. He has undertaken numerous projects for corporate and private commissions including corporate mural work. Some of his poster projects include The Monterey Historic Races for Alfa Romeo and the Aston Martin Owners Club, the Meadow Brook Historic Races for Lotus, and the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

Juratovic was featured on TNN cable networks’, “Exciting World of Speed and Beauty,” as well as in the French publication, Automobile Classiques and the English magazine Classic Sportscar. Automobile Quarterly recently featured a retrospective of his work.

The artist is a founding member of the Automotive Fine Arts Society. He is past editor of the “printed” AFAS Journal magazine.

2013 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Jack Juratovic, Featured Artist

Charlie Maher

Michael Goettner

David Snyder

Sue Steele Thomas Dan McCrary

Gerald Freeman

Roger Warrick Steve Petrosky

ART SHOW JUDGES John Ruthven: Recipient of the National Medal of the Arts from President Bush, John is an internationally acclaimed wildlife artist whose work is in the White House Collection as well as other major collections throughout the world. John started as an illustrator and commercial artist, then dedicated his full-time efforts to fine art as a wildlife artist. He is also a well-known naturalist and conservationist.

David Bowen: David has been a private fine-art broker for more than 35 years, specializing in late 19th to early 20th century artists from Cincinnati. He was also the director of Great American Artists for 10 years, bringing in well-known artists from across the United States for a fundraiser for various nonprofits in Cincinnati.

Paula Norton: Paula has been in the business of capturing the finest visual images of Cincinnati for 39 years. Her clients include Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Ben-Gal Cheerleaders, Cincinnati Flower Show, Cincinnati Magazine and Coney Island. Paula has been involved with many community and civic organizations through the years.

She has also taught community education classes and workshops at The Art Academy of Cincinnati and private classes for individuals.

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SHOW EVENTS SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2013 10 AM – 4 PM

AULT PARK CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE Presented by EXAIR 3600 Observatory Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45208 The 36th annual Ault Park Concours will present more than 200 classic, collector and exotic cars and motorcycles from across the United States and Canada. The featured marque, PORSCHE: From Road to Racing, will be accompanied by special displays of 100 Years of Aston Martin and Corvette: Celebrating 60 Years of an American Icon.

Sponsored by: Cincinnati Magazine, Cristofoli – Keeling, Inc., Porsche of the Village, Maserati of Cincinnati, Volvo of Cincinnati, Volvo of Cincinnati at Union Centre, Beechmont Audi, Mid-Western Auto Group, Tri-State Chevy Dealers, Joseph Auto Group, Hagerty and Samuel Adams Co-chairs: Mark Fisk and Dave Sheehy PH OTO BY GARY K ESSLER

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SHOW EVENTS DAY OF SHOW EVENTS: 10 AM – 4 PM WILL SHERMAN AUTOMOTIVE ART SHOW IN THE HISTORIC AULT PARK PAVILION

PRECEDING THE AWARDS CEREMONY ULTIMATE PORSCHE DRIVING EXPERIENCE RAFFLE DRAWING

Sponsored by: Krombholz Jewelers

Tickets available at souvenir booth.

Sponsored by: Porsche of the Village

Co-chairs: Bill and Gayle Sherman

Chairperson: Sandy Kahn

11 AM – 1 PM BRUNCH AT THE PAVILION CATERED BY JEFF THOMAS

2 PM DRIVE–THRU AWARDS CEREMONY FEATURING ALL CLASS AND SPECIALTY AWARDS WINNERS

Sponsored by: Jeff Thomas Catering and Premier Park Events Co-chairs: Louise Hughes and Fred Zoepf

Sponsored by: The Greater Cincinnati Automotive Dealers Association

$40 per person. Advance ticket purchase required.

Chairperson: Gary Shell

Additional food and refreshments will be available in the concessions area.

Welcoming our new 2013 Awards Emcee: Ed Lucas

PH OTO COU R TESY O F P O RSCH E SP O R T D RIVIN G SCH O O L USA

Thanks to Jay Leno and Scott Whitaker of Dynamat The Ault Park Concours and the Arthritis Foundation express our appreciation to Jay Leno for donating private tours of his Garage in support of our 2010 and 2012 raffles. Scott Whitaker, owner of Dynamic Control, maker of Dynamat insulation materials, was instrumental in arranging these tours. Jay is seen here with a custom 2012 Ault Park banner presented to him for display at Jay Leno’s Garage.

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FROM THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION

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Arthritis Foundation’s Goal The Arthritis Foundation’s goal is to provide local JA families with education, resources and support for managing juvenile arthritis through its JA programs: SAK (Backpack Program), Concours d’Elegance JA Motorcade, Annie E. Anderson Fall Family Camp, Concours d’Elegance Hagerty Youth Judging Committee, National JA Conference, Kid’s Zones and Educational Resource CDs. With the success of these local programs, we reach increasing numbers of JA families.

SAK (Supporting Arthritis Kids) Backpack Program

Last Wednesday the Arthritis Foundation made Brennan feel like he won the lottery when he got a package in the mail! Brennan got a book bag filled with exactly what he needed to help him with pain, and I got the support I needed as a Mom! Brennan lit up as he unzipped the book bag to find Brandon, a stuffed bear we can heat up in the microwave and put on his knee. I started to cry when I saw a children’s picture book for helping children cope with pain. The Arthritis Foundation knew exactly what Brennan and I needed! Thank you to the many sponsors and people who made the package possible! It truly made a difference in our day and in our lives!

—Christy, mother of 7-year-old with arthritis (Testimonial edited for space.)

These types of programs would not be possible without the generous support of partners like the Concours Foundation; their continued support has assisted in all of these valuable programs along with taking the major role in launching our very successful SAK program.

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5th Annual Juvenile Arthritis Motorcade May 18, 2013

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rthritis is a complex family of musculoskeletal disorders consisting of more than 100 different diseases or conditions that destroy joints, bones, muscles, cartilage and other connective tissues, hampering or halting physical movement. Juvenile arthritis (JA) is an umbrella term used to describe the many autoimmune and inflammatory conditions that can develop in children ages 16 and younger.

Spotlight on Ault Park Concours Programs for Youth

The JA Motorcade, created by Sonja Halbauer and her late husband, Ron, is proud to have celebrated its fifth tour. The parade of invited collector cars chauffeuring children with JA was escorted by the Cincinnati Police Motorcycle Unit. Beginning at Ault Park, the motorcade traveled along Hyde Park Square, wound through Mt. Lookout and continued to downtown Cincinnati before ending at The American Sign Museum in Camp Washington. The children and their families enjoyed the fascinating display of American history, as portrayed through the museum’s extensive sign collection. To complete their outing, the children were treated to lunch featuring Camp Washington chili.

Hagerty Youth Judging Program Hagerty and the Concours have formed a multiyear “Partnership for Youth,” with the goal of involving more young people in the automotive hobby. This event marks the third year of our Youth Judging Program, developed for children ages 8-15 years old. Hagerty provides the official judging gear including T-shirts, hats and scorecards and helps teach our young judges about the cars and evaluation criteria. A small group of cars are pre-selected to be scored by the group, who also present awards to their top three vehicles. Participants have the opportunity to interact with car owners, carefully inspect each car and make the determination of their favorites.

The program continues to grow in popularity, with multiple children requesting to return as a judge at this year’s show.

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RACE-BRED SINCE INCEPTION, EVERY PORSCHE HAS COMPETITION IN ITS DNA

FEW AUTOMOTIVE COMPANIES are as synonymous with racing as Porsche. With recordsetting victory totals in all the world’s major sportscar races—including 16 overall wins at Le Mans—no other manufacturer has so closely incorporated competition into both its vehicle design and business plan. Indeed, since 1948, when the first car bearing the Porsche name rolled out of a sawmill in Gmünd, Austria, the company has found success in everything from

Formula One to rallying.

Today that tradition continues in the form of race-inspired production supercars such as the 2005 Carrera GT and the 2011 911 GT3 RS 4.0, both of which, courtesy of local collector Mike Valentine, will be on display at the 2013 Ault Park Concours d’Elegance. Indeed, this year’s Concours features examples spanning Porsche’s entire history as part of the featured display, Porsche: From Road to Racing. www.OhioConcours.com • 11

ENGINEERED TO WIN

Long before the cars bearing his name were collecting victories worldwide, Ferdinand Porsche established a reputation as a genius engineer through his work for other firms. He designed the Mercedes SSK, one of the fastest vehicles of the late 1920s and early 1930s. A few years later, Porsche penned the now ubiquitous Volkswagen Beetle. In stark contrast to the humble “people’s car,” Porsche is also credited with the all-conquering, 12-cylinder, 550-horsepower, supercharged Audi “Silver Arrows,” which dominated grand prix racing from the mid-1930s until the outbreak of WWII in Europe.

After the chaos and destruction of WWII, Porsche regrouped in Austria where he decided it was time for a car bearing his own name. With the help of his equally talented son, Ferry, the iconic

with the recent launch of the 991, Porsche is unique in this distinction of purpose.”

The early Porsches were small and quirky and shared parts with their Volkswagen brethren, including the use of a flat, four-cylinder engine placed in the rear. Though the earliest cars produced just 45 horsepower, the sleek and lightweight machines could achieve speeds upwards of 80 miles per hour and Porsche soon achieved success, and attention, in rallies and hillclimbs around Europe.

New York City Importer Max Hoffman was instrumental in establishing sales for Porsche in the U.S. market, and in 1954 he encouraged the factory to create the Speedster, a lower-cost, top-down model designed to appeal to America’s burgeoning West Coast sportscar scene. The now iconic Porsche 356 Speedster was a quick success, garnering fans among the hip,

CONCOURS ATTENDEES WILL GET A CLOSE-UP LOOK AT THE EVOLUTION OF THE 356, WITH MORE THAN 10 SCHEDULED TO APPEAR, SPANNING THE MODEL RANGE FROM THE SIMPLE, ELEGANT 356A TO THE MORE POWERFUL AND REFINED 356C. company we know today was born. In its first few years Porsche hand built limited numbers of its first model, the 356, out of aluminum in a former sawmill converted into a makeshift factory.

North Carolina Porsche restorer Cameron Ingram has owned and restored several of these very early 356s, including a 1950 model that won Best in Class at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concours and is now owned by the Porsche family. In addition to the highly respected restoration company Road Scholars, Ingram and his father, Bob, have assembled one of the nation’s finest Porsche collections in Durham, N.C., and are sharing a number of their rare Porsches during this year’s Concours, including a 1948 example.

The Ingram’s ‘48 Gmünd coupe was the 17th Porsche built and features the classic silhouette that continues today in its newest models. “It’s hard to think of another automotive company where one can see the evolution of a design aesthetic over 65 years,” Ingram says. “Starting with the Gmünd coupe in 1948 and ending 12

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Southern California set, including the likes of James Dean and Steve McQueen, both of whom owned and raced Porsche 356 Speedsters.

Dick Weiss, local Porsche expert and ex-racer, first encountered Porsches in 1958 as an Army GI stationed in France.

“A lot of us in the States grew up with British cars, as Porsches weren’t very prevalent in the U.S. in those days,” Weiss says.

“While in Europe I attended grand prix and sportscar races and visited all the sportscar dealerships in my free time; lots of fun.” The Speedsters were light, spartan and designed for speed, the perfect car for an aspiring weekend racer. Weiss eventually purchased a Speedster during a jaunt to Frankfurt, raced it a few times in Europe, then shipped it back to the States when the Army transferred him back.

Weiss’ current Speedster, which he’s owned since 1960, is a 1958 Carrera GS, featuring the incredibly rare, race-inspired Carrera engine, which uses four overhead cams operated by a complex array of gears to coax high revs and more than 115

horsepower out of just 1489 cubic centimeters of displacement. Less than 150 of these Carrera Speedsters were made and today they easily approach $500,000 at auction.

From its humble beginnings in 1948 until its discontinuation in 1965, the 356 gained in horsepower, sophistication and popularity, generating brisk sales (about 75,000 356s were made) that placed Porsche on a firm foundation. Concours attendees will get a close-up look at the evolution of the 356, with more than 10 scheduled to appear, spanning the model range from the simple, elegant 356A to the more powerful and refined 356C.

BECOMING A LEGEND

With the introduction of a new model in 1965, the 911, Porsche cemented its position. Columbus, Ohio, Porsche enthusiast Ron Thomas will be giving attendees a first-hand view of one of these early production 911s by presenting his “Signal Red” 1965 911. The ’65 911 marked the beginning of Porsche’s use of a horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine, now known among auto aficionados as the “flat six.”

In 1965 Porsche used 2 liters in displacement to produce 130hp. To this day, the flat six engine continues to power the modern 911, though it now produces as much as 475 horsepower (in GT3 tuning) from 3.8 liters.

As it has throughout its history, Porsche helped boost the 911’s early reputation and sales through racing, both with production-based racers, such as the 911R, and via prototypes. One of Porsche’s early prototypes, the 906E, will be on display this year courtesy of local collector Tom Stegman. The 1966 906E was built from a tubular steel space frame covered in a curvy fiberglass body and powered by a fuel injected, light-weight, 200-horsepower racing version of the 911 six cylinder.

This particular example, chassis number 158, raced at the 1967 12 Hours of Sebring, in Sebring, Fla., then transferred to a Venezuelan media magnate who raced it extensively throughout South America, as well as back at Sebring in 1968 and 1969.

Upon the heels of the success of the 906, Porsche quickly developed the 910, an evolution of the 906 that featured a lighter and improved frame and suspension. Dayton, Ohio’s R.H. Grant III owns

910, chassis 006, which won its class at the 1969 24 Hours of Le Mans in the hands of privateer racers Christian Poirot and Pierre Maublanc. In addition to its appearance at this year’s Concours, 910-006 can still be seen on the vintage racing circuit, most notably each year at the Vintage Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio, held at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course just outside of Mansfield, Ohio.

THE MODERN PORSCHE

Many consider the 1970s to be the Golden Age of sportscar racing and by the time the decade drew to a close Porsche had earned multiple overall wins at all the world’s great sportscar races. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s the company continued to produce awe-inspiring machines for both track and street, including the landmark 959.

Widely regarded as one of the most technologically advanced vehicles ever produced, the 959’s ultra-light Kevlar body enclosed design innovations that are still in wide use today, including a “smart” all-wheel drive system that directed power based on traction and road conditions, a suspension system that automatically adjusts ride-height and built-in sensors that monitor tire pressure. Inspect all of these details and more by viewing the Ingrams’ silver 1988 959, one of just 226 production 959s assembled. This particular 959 has just 3,000 original miles on its twinturbocharged, 2.8 liter six-cylinder engine that can power the car to 195 mph.

Porsche continues to produce some of the world’s most scintillating automobiles. And while they’ve expanded their lineup to include SUVs and four-door sedans, racing remains at the company’s core. In fact, Porsche recently announced a return to the prototype class at Le Mans for 2014, in which it will once again compete for overall victory in the world’s most prestigious endurance race. Whether you’re fond of the simple elegance of a vintage Porsche 356, the high-revving, fire-breathing horsepower of a turbo-charged Porsche racer, or the technological marvel of a modern era Porsche supercar, you’ll find them all at this year’s Ault Park Concours d’Elegance. Q

AN AMERICAN ICON TURNS 60 DESIGNED IN 1953 of a then-exotic new material called fiberglass, the Chevrolet Corvette offered then —and still today—an unmatched combination of performance, affordability and eyegrabbing curves. The 2013 Ault Park Concours d’Elegance will celebrate 60 years of this American icon with a special display ranging from a 1953 model, one of just 300 built in that initial year, to a 2008 C6R, which dominated competition in the American Le Mans Series’ GT1 category.

Corvette has a long history of international endurance racing success, and several examples of these victorious Vettes will be on display. For instance, Cincinnati enthusiast James Jaeger will present the race-prepped Corvette that the legendary “Flying Dentist” Dr. Dick Thompson helped pilot to a class win at the 1957 12 Hours of Sebring. What’s more, the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky., will be bringing its 1963 Z06, which was sponsored and raced by Gulf Oil executive Grady Davis. Among a host of interesting raceengineered bits and pieces, this “Split Window” features a 36-gallon fuel tank to help it minimize refueling stops during endurance races.

1965 Aston Martin DB6 Coupe

CELEBRATING 100 WITH 007 ASTON MARTIN, the British company responsible for some of the most exotic, limited-production automobiles ever to grace the world’s streets, turned 100 years old in 2013. What better way to celebrate the anniversary than by spending time with its most famous offspring, the 1964 DB5 used by none other than James Bond? As part of a special display of Aston Martins gathered to commemorate the company’s centennial, attendees to the 2013 Ault Park Concours d’Elegance can stand within inches of one of the actual movie cars that helped Bond, aka Sean Connery, foil the likes of Goldfinger, SPECTRE and other similarly villainous characters. Purchased at a London auction in 2010 for $4.7 million, this unique DB5 comes complete with its original spy gear goodies, such as fender-mounted machine guns, rotating blades that extend from its wheels and the classic red-button-activated ejector seat. www.OhioConcours.com • 13

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EMCEE: ED LUCAS

SPECIAL DISPLAY— 100 Years of Aston Martin Sponsor: Midwestern Auto Group SPECIAL DISPLAY— Corvette: Celebrating 60 Years of an American Icon, Street Sponsor: Tri-State Chevy Dealers SPECIAL DISPLAY— Corvette: Celebrating 60 Years of an American Icon, Competition Sponsor: Tri-State Chevy Dealers

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FEATURED MARQUE AWARDS PORSCHE: FROM ROAD TO RACING Sponsor: Porsche of the Village Presentation: Fred Jones PORSCHE 356, All Models PORSCHE 911 EARLY, 1963–1977 PORSCHE 911 LATE, 1978–1989 PORSCHE, OTHER MODELS PORSCHE COMPETITION, All Years PORSCHE SUPERCARS

ANNOUNCING INAUGURAL AWARD TROPHIES

SPECIALTY AWARDS

Two beautifully designed Best of Show trophies from Rookwood Pottery, sponsored by CCI Design, will be awarded to winners of this year’s Concours.

WILL SHERMAN ART SHOW AWARDS Awards are presented to the artists as selected by the Art Show judges.

Sponsor: Bill & Gayle Sherman

CLASS AWARDS

COLLECTOR—ASIAN, ALL YEARS (CAS) Sponsor: Queen City Electric

Presentation: Bill & Gayle Sherman

RACING—ALL YEARS (R) Sponsor: Gregory Leahy, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

COLLECTOR—FOREIGN, 1946–1985 (CF) Sponsor: Precision Motorcars, Inc.

AMBASSADOR AWARD— Hagerty Youth Judges’ Choice

ANTIQUE—THROUGH 1924 (AN) Sponsor: The Miami Corporation

SPORTS—CLASSIC, THROUGH 1959 (SCL) Sponsor: Dr. Steven J. Reubel, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

PRE-WAR VINTAGE, NON-CCCA, 1925–942 (PV) Sponsor: JTM Food Group PRE-WAR CLASSIC EARLY, CCCA, 1925–1934 (CL1) Sponsor: Classic Car Motor Oil PRE-WAR CLASSIC LATE, CCCA, 1935–1948 (CL2) Sponsor: Michael F. Gehrig, Attorney at Law COLLECTOR—AMERICAN, 1946–1968 (CA) Sponsor: Riverwalk Condominiums

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One trophy awarded to the vehicle chosen by the Hagerty Youth Judging Team.

Sponsor: Hagerty Collector Car Insurance Presentation: Youth Judging Team Representative

SPORTS—CONTEMPORARY, 1960–1985 (CS) Sponsor: Quality Automotive

CINCINNATI MAYOR’S CUP

AMERICAN PERFORMANCE, 1961–1971 (MU) Sponsor: Edgewater Motorsports Park

Presentation: Mayor Mark Mallory

MOTORCYCLES—ALL YEARS (M) Sponsor: Beverly Corsmeier / Coldwell Banker West Shell FUTURE CLASSIC, 1995—PRESENT (FC) Sponsor: NJB Automotive, LLC

One trophy awarded at the discretion of the Mayor of the City of Cincinnati.

THE CARL H. LINDNER, JR. TROPHY (BEST ROLLS-ROYCE / BENTLEY) Carl Lindner, Jr. was a long-time supporter and sponsor of the Ault Park Concours d’Elegance and collector of Rolls-Royce and Bentley vehicles. This trophy is presented to honor Carl & Edyth Lindner.

Presentation: Ed Lucas

DRIVER’S AWARD This trophy is awarded to the vehicle that is found to be the most desirable car to be driven on the day of the show. To be eligible, the owner must be willing to take the presenter for a drive in the chosen vehicle.

Sponsor: Performance Alignment Presentation: Dave Sheehy

FOUNDER’S TROPHY

JIM IBOLD FIVA / HISTORIC VEHICLE ASSOCIATION PRESERVATION AWARD A. James Ibold, known to many of us as “Jimmie,” preserved and showed pre-war Alfa Romeo racing cars. This award is sponsored by the Historic Vehicle Association, the North American affiliate of FIVA (Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens), and is presented in Jimmie’s honor to the most well-preserved original vehicle.

One trophy awarded by Mrs. Helen Williams, to the vehicle best exemplifying the spirit of the original Concours d’Elegance.

Sponsor: Historic Vehicle Association

Presentation: Mrs. Helen Williams

AWARD FOR BEST INTERIOR

JACK O’CONNOR TROPHY (BEST STYLE & ELEGANCE, OPEN COACHWORK)

Presentation: Jimmie Ibold One trophy awarded to the vehicle with the best interior as chosen by Jim Kowalczyk, owner Addison Auto Interiors.

As one of the founders of this event, Jack O’Connor orchestrated the “car” part of the first shows. This award is given in Jack’s name to the car that represents the best style and elegance in an open car.

Sponsor: Addison Auto Interiors

Sponsor: Nordstrom Kenwood Towne Centre

One trophy awarded at the discretion of the Concours judges and committee.

Presentation: Ed Lucas

E.P. LUNKEN TROPHY (BEST FERRARI) One trophy awarded to a Ferrari in memory of Ebby Lunken, noted Ferrari racer, enthusiast and longtime supporter of the Concours.

Presentation: Ebby Lunken

R.C. FOGLE TROPHY (JUDGES’ CHOICE) R.C. Fogle was active with this event as head judge and committee member from 1988 until his passing. This award is given in R.C.’s name, as Judges’ Choice, to the outstanding car that represents both superior craftsmanship and style.

Presentation: Ed Lucas

AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ENGINEERING

Presentation: Ed Lucas

BILL HESS AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE Bill Hess’ legacy with Hess & Eisenhardt is characterized by a dedication to design and building of quality custom automobiles for presidents, actors, kings and others who chose his vehicles for their beauty and quality. It is for that accomplishment that this award is given for design excellence.

BEST PACKARD This award is presented by The Citizens Motor Car Co., America’s Packard Museum to an outstanding example of this historic marque.

Sponsor: The Citizens Motor Car Co., America’s Packard Museum Presentation: The Citizens Motor Car Co, America’s Packard Museum

BILL RUDD MEMORIAL CORVETTE TROPHY More than 30 years ago a small group of people, including Bill Rudd, started the first Concours d’Elegance with a two-fold purpose: raising money for the worthwhile activities of the Arthritis Foundation and encouraging local car collectors to socialize and share their interest in cars. We honor Bill’s 30-year participation by presenting the annual Bill Rudd Corvette award.

Presentation: The Rudd Family

RON HALBAUER BEST JAGUAR TROPHY Awarded annually to the best Jaguar at the Concours, in memory of Ron Halbauer, avid Jaguar collector and Jaguar Clubs of North America member.

Sponsor: Jaguar Club of Greater Cincinnati Presentation: Sonja Halbauer

Presentation: Jane Hess Walker

Sponsor: The Fogle Family Presentation: Mike Mereness

SAMUEL ADAMS AWARD (MOST ELEGANT CLOSED COACHWORK) Samuel Adams Boston Beer Company, founder Jim Koch, and his late father, avid classic car collector Charles Koch, have actively supported the Ault Park Concours for many years. Boston Beer Company awards the Samuel Adams Trophy to the most elegantly styled closed car.

Sponsor: Boston Beer Company Presentation: Ed Lucas Being a manufacturer of new and restored historic wire wheels, Dayton Wheel Concepts of Dayton, Ohio sponsors this trophy on behalf of the great British passion for the sports car.

Sponsor: Dayton Wheel Concepts Presentation: Ed Lucas

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BEST BRITISH SPORTS CAR

2012 BEST OF CLASS MUSCLE CAR ERA

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2013 AWARDS CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM ARTISTIC BEAUTY AWARD One trophy awarded to the vehicle which possesses the most artistic beauty in the judgment of the representative of The Cincinnati Art Museum.

Sponsor: The Cincinnati Art Museum Presentation: Ed Lucas

CINCINNATI MAGAZINE AUTOMOTIVE STYLE AWARD One trophy awarded to the most stylish vehicle in the judgment of the representative of Cincinnati Magazine.

Sponsor: Cincinnati Magazine Presentation: Cincinnati Magazine

CHAIRMAN’S CHOICE A trophy awarded at the discretion of the Concours Co-Chairs.

Presentation: Dave Sheehy and Mark Fisk

HOWARD RAPP AWARD— BEST OF FEATURED MARQUE (BEST PORSCHE) Howard and Marian Rapp helped establish this event. This award is given in Howard’s name to the best of Featured Marque—Porsche.

Sponsor: American Modern Insurance Group Presentation: American Modern Insurance Group

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PEOPLE’S CHOICE One trophy awarded to the vehicle obtaining the most votes in public balloting.

Board Certified ENT Physician owners

Presentation: Ed Lucas

BEST OF SHOW ESPRIT DE SPORT One trophy awarded at the discretion of the Concours judges and committee to the vehicle best representing the spirit of sports motoring or racing.

Sponsor: CCI Design Presentation: Ed Lucas

WILLIAM K. VICTOR BEST OF SHOW CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE Bill Victor has been one of the primary driving forces behind the Ault Park Concours d’Elegance, serving as Concours Chairman, Car Selection Chairman, Chief Judge and Master of Ceremonies. His extraordinary automotive knowledge, sage advice and extensive contributions to making this show what it is today have been invaluable, and it is for this reason that the Best of Show trophy has been named in his honor.

Sponsor: CCI Design Presentation: Bill Victor

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2012 AWARDS

WILLIAM K. VICTOR BEST OF SHOW CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE 1929 Stutz Model M Lancefield Supercharged Coupe Owner: The Mitchell Collection Montgomery, Texas

BEST OF SHOW ESPRIT DE SPORT 1969 Lamborghini Miura S Owner: Tim & Peg Mathile Cincinnati, Ohio

COLLECTOR - FOREIGN, 1946 – 1975 1961 Mercedes-Benz 300 Cabriolet D Owner: Thomas R. Isgrig Cincinnati, Ohio

BEST OF FEATURED THEME A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER 1966 Shelby American GT350 Owner: Regis Koetter Floyd Knobs, Indiana

PRE-WAR VINTAGE - NON-CCCA, 1925 – 1942 1936 Terraplane Express Cab Truck Owner: Scott & Linda White Orient, Ohio

COLLECTOR - AMERICAN, 1946 – 1965 1957 Dual Ghia D-500 Convertible Owner: Ed & Carole Blumenthal Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania

AMBASSADOR AWARD – HAGERTY YOUTH JUDGES’ CHOICE 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 “R Code” Owner: Frank W. Butler Florence, Kentucky

PRE-WAR CLASSIC, EARLY CCCA, 1925 – 1934 1932 Stutz Bearcat Owner: The Mitchell Collection Montgomery, Texas

COLLECTOR - ASIAN 1972 Datsun 240Z Owner: Bob & Sherry Speights Nashville, Tennessee

ANTIQUE - THROUGH 1924 1910 Ford Model T Touring Owner: John and Mary Ellen Barr Deer Park, Illinois

PRE-WAR CLASSIC, LATE CCCA, 1935 – 1948 1936 Packard 1407 Twelve Sport Phaeton Owner: Gene & Sally Perkins Greenwood, Indiana

SPORTS - CLASSIC THROUGH 1959 1958 Aston Martin DB Mark III Tickford Bodied Saloon Owner: John W. Knight New Concord , Ohio

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SPORTS - CONTEMPORARY, 1960 – 1975 1968 Bizzarini 5300 Spyder S.I. Owner: Don & Diane Meluzio Reading, Pennsylvania

MOTORCYCLES - THROUGH 1975 1953 Indian Chief Owner: Robert K. Pell, Jr. Rockville, Maryland

FEATURED THEME – A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER MUSCLE CAR ERA 1961 – 1971 1970 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible Indy Pace Car Owner: Jeff & Johanna Stolowski Lake Ann, Michigan

RACING - ALL YEARS 1957 Chevrolet NASCAR Black Widow Owner: George Swartz West Chester, Ohio

FEATURED THEME – A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER BRASS ERA / ANTIQUE THRU 1924 1913 Peerless Model 48 Owner: Robert M. Pass St. Louis, Missouri

FEATURED THEME – A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER RETRO MUSCLE 1990 – PRESENT 2005 Ford GT Owner: Ian Guttman Cincinnati, Ohio

FUTURE CLASSIC - 1975 – 1999 1991 BMW Z1 Owner: Eric Keller Cincinnati, Ohio

FEATURED THEME – A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER CLASSIC POWER 1925 - 1948 1933 Duesenberg SJ-512 Beverly Sedan by Murphy Owner: Joseph & Margie Cassini III West Orange, New Jersey

FEATURED THEME – A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER DEALER SPECIALS 1961-1975 1969 Chevrolet Yenko SC 427 Nova Owner: Tom Clary Alton, Missouri

FUTURE CLASSIC 2000 – PRESENT 2007 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Coupe Owner: Chris Mulvihill Chicago, Illinois

FEATURED THEME A CENTURY OF AMERICAN POWER POST-WAR POWER 1949 – 1971 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air “Fuelie” Convertible Owner: Dwane Lay Knoxville, Tennessee

SPECIAL DISPLAY – HISTORIC DRAGSTERS 1948 Ford Anglia Drag Racer “Mr. Lucky” Owner: Chuck Griffith Alexandria, Kentucky www.OhioConcours.com • 19

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SPECIAL DISPLAY – VINTAGE WOODEN BOATS 1936 Earl Barnes 19’6” Custom Runabout Owner: Mark Andreae Cincinnati, Ohio

DRIVERS AWARD 1981 Porsche 924 Carrera GTS Klub Sport Owner: Ron Thomas Galena, Ohio

E.P. LUNKEN TROPHY (BEST FERRARI) 1952 Ferrari 375 Indy Owner: Indianapolis Speedway Museum Indianapolis, Indiana

SPECIAL DISPLAY “A CELEBRATION OF MORRIS GARAGES – MG” 1933 MG J2 Roadster Owner: Reed & Jan Tarwater Greenfield, Indiana

FOUNDER’S TROPHY 1929 Duesenberg SJ Bohman & Schwartz Owner: The Auto Museum Cincinnati, Ohio

R.C. FOGLE TROPHY (JUDGES’ CHOICE) 1931 Cadillac 370-A Fleetwood 5-Passenger Phaeton Owner: Richard & Linda Kughn Dearborn, Michigan

CINCINNATI MAYOR’S CUP 1933 Duesenberg SJ-512 Beverly Sedan

by Murphy Owner: Joseph & Margie Cassini III West Orange, New Jersey

HOWARD RAPP TROPHY (BEST PORSCHE) 1961 Porsche 356B Carrera GT Owner: Jerry Pantis Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada

SAMUEL ADAMS AWARD (MOST ELEGANT CLOSED COACHWORK) 1937 Cadillac V-16 Custom Imperial Cabriolet Fleetwood Owner: Gregory Aarssen Chatham, Ontario, Canada

CHAIRMAN’S CHOICE 1966 Abarth OT 1300 Periscopio Coupe Owner: Tom Stegman Cincinnati, Ohio

JACK O’CONNOR TROPHY (BEST STYLE & ELEGANCE, OPEN COACHWORK) 1934 Pierce Arrow 1240A Convertible Coupe Owner: Richard & Linda Kughn Dearborn, Michigan

BEST BRITISH SPORTS CAR 1935 MG NB Magnette 2 Seater Owner: Tom Metcalf Ashland, Ohio

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JIM IBOLD PRESERVATION AWARD 1936 Pierce-Arrow 1601 Sedan Owner: Clara Blair Loveland, Ohio

BILL HESS AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE 1947 Lincoln Continental Convertible Owner: Cliff & Joyce Alexander Piqua, Ohio

RON HALBAUER BEST JAGUAR TROPHY 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 1/2 FHC Owner: Fred Stadler Columbus, Indiana

WILLIAM NIEMEYER TROPHY BEST ALFA ROMEO 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce Owner: Andrew Manganaro, MD Xenia, Ohio

BEST PACKARD 1937 Packard Twelve Convertible Victoria Owner: Dr. John C. Klein Indianapolis, Indiana

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM ARTISTIC BEAUTY AWARD 1954 Kaiser Darrin 161 Sport Convertible Owner: Chick Steiner Cincinnati, Ohio

AWARD FOR BEST INTERIOR 1937 Packard 1508 Twelve LeBaron All-Weather Town Car Owner: Larry Pumphrey Greensburg, Indiana

THE CARL H. LINDNER, JR. TROPHY (BEST ROLLS-ROYCE / BENTLEY) 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Sedanca de Ville Owner: Robert M. Pass St. Louis, Missouri

CINCINNATI MAGAZINE AUTOMOTIVE STYLE AWARD 1938 MG SA Tickford Drophead Foursome Owner: Lee Jacobsen Dearborn, Michigan

AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ENGINEERING 1932 Peerless V-16 Touring Sedan by Murphy Owner: Crawford Auto-Aviation Collection Cleveland, Ohio

BILL RUDD “BEST VETTE” HONORARY TROPHY 1957 Chevrolet Corvette “Air Box” Convertible Owner: Bill Connell & Joel Lauman Cincinnati, Ohio

PEOPLE’S CHOICE 1910 Oldsmobile Autocrat Prototype Owner: David K. Noran Fort Thomas, Kentucky

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Program Photography Dennis Cohen Gary Kessler

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Cruisin’ for a Cure Dinner & Live Auction Kathy Beechem Ann Keeling

Countryside Tour Floyd Cosmi Sandy Kahn

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First Aid Brian Smith

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Awards Ceremony

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Car Selection Fred Jones

Art Show Gayle & Bill Sherman

Exhibitor Registration Harvey Camins

Car Selection Committee Fred Jones – Chair John Bastian Brenda B Benzar Tom Bibus Mike Bishop Richard Broxon Stu Blair Mike Cavanaugh Beverly & David Corsmeier Jon Edgerton Mark Fisk Aaron Greenberg David Hall Steve Hack Sonja Halbauer Ted Hersey Carl Iseman André Johnson Scott Katz Michael Kelly Jay Kolb Mike Leahy Jonathan McGrath Mike Mereness John Meyer Matt Mullin Bill Niemeyer, Jr. Kurt Niemeyer Tom Puehl Steve Reubel, D.M.D. Bob Schneider Lee Scovanner Dave Sheehy Bill Sherman Don Silver Steven P. Smith O. Reed Tarwater Jim Thomas Mike Trevor Dick Vestring Bill Victor Chas Wasser www.OhioConcours.com • 23

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Addison Auto Interiors • American Modern Insurance Group • Beverly Corsmeier – Coldwell Banker West Shell • Bonefish Grill Cadre Cycle • Cinci Rods & Classics, LLC • Cincinnati Parks • Classic Car Motor Oil • Classic Motorcar Specialties, LLC Cutting Edge Selections • Crystal Geyser • duPont REGISTRY • Edgewater Motorsports Park • Gary Shell, The Conch Associates Global Cloud • Gorilla Glue • Gottcha Covered Embroidery & Screen Printing • Hart Productions • Hearts Hotdogs Heidelberg Distributing of NKY • Historical Vehicles Association • Impact Health & Spine Center • Infintech Jaguar Club of Greater Cincinnati • Jaguar Land Rover Cincinnati • JTM Food Group • Kessler Photography Loud and Clear • Miami Corporation • Michael F. Gehrig, Attorney at Law • Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course/The Mid-Ohio School MobilComm • NJB Automotive LLC • Nordstrom Kenwood Towne Centre • Osborne Coinage • Panera Bread • Pebble Creek Group Pit to Plate BBQ • Precision Motorcars, Inc. • Quality Automotive • Queen City Electric • Riverwalk Condominiums Rookwood Pottery • Rumpke • Seemless Design & Printing, LLC • Seven LLC • Steven J. Reubel, D.M.D. • Taco Azul • Taste of Belgium Tri-State Cadillac Dealers • United Dairy Farmers • VLiNG Hydration Mixers • WNKU • Wooden Nickel Antiques

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SPECIAL DISPLAYS SAM Aston Martin 100th Anniversary SDC Corvette, 60 years of An American Icon, Street SDR Corvette, 60 years of An American Icon, Competition