Classes are designed to create competition among like and near like Porsches.
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Within the scope of LSR Concours events, we are judging the quality of a vehicle’s appearance, not its style; therefore, we have attempted to divide classes based on a little common sense and practical knowledge of the cars and their histories. The P9 class will always include the newest cars, which - independent of model - will always be comparable in scoring terms. |
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There must be more than 2 cars to form a separate class. If less than 2 cars are entered in a class, they will be combined with another class, at the sole discretion of the Concours Committee. |
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Due to the span of model years included in certain classes, a mileage adjustment (points added to higher mileage cars) may be made. This will be announced for each specific concours. |
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LSR Concours events are “topside” only. Inside fender wells and the undercarriage are not judged. Originality is not judged. |
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Porsches are judged using standard score sheets for cleanliness and condition in four areas:
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There will be one judge for each area of inspection listed above. Each judge will have 4 minutes to inspect and will do so concurrently with the other judges. |
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Trophies will be presented to the Class winners at each event. All participants will receive a ribbon for attendance. |
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There is $20.00 entry fee for each Concours event (Local LSR Series) regardless of Class. This fee covers the trophies for each concours and for the year-end class winners (if this competition is held). Fees for meals, technical sessions or other events held in conjunction with the concours are extra. Confused about the exact model of Porsche you own? Click here for a table listing each model and the span of years over which it was produced. |
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