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A supercar showcase is set to return to the streets of Harrogate, drawing crowds with a display of speed and engineering.

The Harrogate Concours returns to the town centre in June and will showcase more than 100 high-performance supercars, hypercars and vintage classics.

Now in its third year, the event is growing in popularity and is described as "one of the must-see events on the Harrogate social calendar".

It is being organised by Harrogate-based Apollo Capital and forms part of the Yorkshire Veteran Car Run.

David Moss, managing director and founder of Apollo Capital, said: "We are incredibly proud to bring the Harrogate Concours back for 2026.

"Harrogate is Apollo Capital’s home, and this event gives us the opportunity to bring together our clients, partners, local residents and car enthusiasts for a day that celebrates every era of motoring."

Among the vehicles visitors can expect to see are a Bugatti Veyron, McLaren Senna, Porsche GT2 RS, Aston Martin DBS and Ferrari 12Cilindri.

Now in its third year, the event is growing in popularity (Image: APOLLO CAPITAL)

The event will also feature more than 60 vintage vehicles as part of the Veteran Rally, organised by antique car enthusiast Daniel Ward.

These cars represent some of the earliest and most historic examples of motoring, offering a stark contrast to the modern hypercars and supercars also on display.

Mr Moss said: "From beautiful veteran cars to some of the world’s most exciting modern hypercars and supercars, the Concours is a true showcase of automotive passion.

"Guests can expect a remarkable contrast between the dawn of motoring and some of the most advanced performance cars of the modern era."

The event will take place at The Yorkshire Hotel in Prospect Place, with vehicles displayed along James Street, which will be closed to traffic for the day.

It is free to attend and open for public viewing on Saturday, June 20, from 10am to 3pm.

The day will conclude with a grand departure as all vehicles drive through the town centre.

The Harrogate Concours also supports a good cause, raising funds for Martin House Children’s Hospice.

The hospice provides care for children and young people with life-shortening conditions, as well as support for their families across West, North and East Yorkshire.

Donations to Martin House are welcomed on the day.

Apollo Capital, founded in 2020 by Andy King and David Moss, specialises in financing luxury, classic, super and hypercars, and was recently named the UK’s Best Specialist Car Finance Provider.

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