The Lancaster Insurance Pride of Ownership celebrates classic cars and their owners, gathering together those enthusiasts with heart-warming stories behind their vehicle that show they are some of the rarest, most unusual and most cherished cars in the UK.
It could be the story of the car being found as a wreck and restored to its former glory or it being owned from new by the same owner. Maybe it's an extremely rare car or one that holds significant sentimental value to a loved one.
Cars up to the year 2000 are considered – from pre-war to the noughties. The standard of the car is obviously important, but the passion of the owner and the journey the car has gone on is equally, if not more important.
It could be the story of the car being found as a wreck and restored to its former glory or it being owned from new by the same owner. Maybe it's an extremely rare car or one that holds significant sentimental value to a loved one.
Cars up to the year 2000 are considered – from pre-war to the noughties. The standard of the car is obviously important, but the passion of the owner and the journey the car has gone on is equally, if not more important.
“The Pride of Ownership display is a must-see for anyone visiting the show, the standard of cars is simply outstanding! As always there’s a great mix of marques and years being celebrated which truly means there is something for everyone – I can’t wait to see them all and hear the stories behind them.”
Andrew Evanson, Senior Operations Manager - Lancaster Insurance
Autumn Final 2019
Spring Final 2019
Autumn Final 2018
2020 Finalists so far
Alan Henning
1981 Ford Escort XR3 Turbo
John Jones
1984 Rover SD1 Vitesse
James Allen
1977 Mini Clubman Estate
Glyn and Duncan Hurst
1978 Austin Maxi
Jake Clappison
1979 Triumph Spitfire
David and Dorothy Oxford
1997 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Jeffery Dobbie
1991 Honda NSX
Michael Hawkins
1990 Ferrari 348TS
Competition Rules
The competition is presented in the spirit of like-minded enthusiasts coming together to celebrate their vehicles. Entrants are asked to keep this in mind when submitting their application.
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ENTERING THE COMPETITION
Classic cars made before 1 January 2000 are invited to enter into the Lancaster Insurance Pride of Ownership competition, where the visitors will vote for their favourite car – based on their history and the story the car shares with the owner. This is not a Concours competition. However, Concours winning cars are welcome to enter but should not expect to be judged in the same way. Modified cars will be considered alongside their original counterparts.
Clarion Events will not contribute to any transportation or accommodation costs for entrants.
A car can only be entered once in a three-year period. An owner can enter one car per year but it must be a different car each year.
Please download the form below and return it to andrea@poppyseedmedia.co.uk along with two pictures with at least one showing a full view of your car. These can be hard copy prints or electronic images. Hard copy images cannot be returned unless a self-addressed envelope is provided.
Classic cars made before 1 January 2000 are invited to enter into the Lancaster Insurance Pride of Ownership competition, where the visitors will vote for their favourite car – based on their history and the story the car shares with the owner. This is not a Concours competition. However, Concours winning cars are welcome to enter but should not expect to be judged in the same way. Modified cars will be considered alongside their original counterparts.
Clarion Events will not contribute to any transportation or accommodation costs for entrants.
A car can only be entered once in a three-year period. An owner can enter one car per year but it must be a different car each year.
Please download the form below and return it to andrea@poppyseedmedia.co.uk along with two pictures with at least one showing a full view of your car. These can be hard copy prints or electronic images. Hard copy images cannot be returned unless a self-addressed envelope is provided.
VOTING
While the owners can engage and campaign with other entrants and visitors, any form of intimidation, cheating, derogatory remarks or bad mouthing is not tolerated and those involved will be disqualified and asked to leave.
Votes will be counted and verified by Clarion Events Ltd and the organiser's decision is final. The car with the most visitor votes wins with trophies for first, second and third place awarded on the final day of the show.
WINNER
The owners and car crowned the overall winner will be invited to display their car at the next edition of the Practical Classics Classic Car & Restoration Show. They may also recieve an invitation to Race Retro in February and Classic Motor Show in November.
While the owners can engage and campaign with other entrants and visitors, any form of intimidation, cheating, derogatory remarks or bad mouthing is not tolerated and those involved will be disqualified and asked to leave.
Votes will be counted and verified by Clarion Events Ltd and the organiser's decision is final. The car with the most visitor votes wins with trophies for first, second and third place awarded on the final day of the show.
WINNER
The owners and car crowned the overall winner will be invited to display their car at the next edition of the Practical Classics Classic Car & Restoration Show. They may also recieve an invitation to Race Retro in February and Classic Motor Show in November.
