Veronica Duder’s 1930 Essex Super Six Wins 54th Africa Concours d’Elegance
Veronica Duder’s 1930 Essex Super Six emerged overall champion at the 54th Africa Concours d’Elegance held at Ngong Racecourse, scoring 278 points.
In Brief
- •Veronica Duder’s 1930 Essex Super Six emerged overall champion at the 54th Africa Concours d’Elegance held at Ngong Racecourse, scoring 278 points.
- •The car tied with Mike Duder’s 1930 Ford Tudor on points but won due to being the older marque, per judging rules.
- •Motorcycle category was won by Rick Agagliate’s 1941 Indian Scout 741, which edged Dominique Antoine’s 1925 Triumph 550SD by one point.
- •Utility and touring car classes saw winners ranging from a 1999 Land Rover Defender to a 1968 Volkswagen Beetle, showcasing vehicles from 1925 to 1986.
Why It Matters
The Concours d’Elegance celebrates Kenya’s rich motoring heritage, bringing together classic cars and motorcycles that span over a century. By awarding the overall title to a 1930 Essex Super Six, the event highlights the enduring craftsmanship of early automotive engineering and reinforces the cultural significance of preserving historic vehicles. The competition also serves as a platform for enthusiasts to showcase meticulous restorations, fostering community engagement and tourism in the region.
Key Details
- Overall Winner
- Veronica Duder’s 1930 Essex Super Six
- Points
- 278
- Venue
- Ngong Racecourse
- Event Edition
- 54th Africa Concours d’Elegance
- Motorcycle Winner
- 1941 Indian Scout 741
Context & Background
The Africa Concours d’Elegance is a long-running event that gathers classic cars and motorcycles for judging on originality, restoration, and roadworthiness. The 54th edition returned to Ngong Racecourse, featuring vehicles from 1925 to 1986.
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