Voting is now open for Car of the Year, Professional Photographer and Amateur Photographer, please select a single entry which you think deserves to win the title. Voting closes on 15th October 2023 and the winner will be announced at the awards ceremony on 15th November at The Dorchester, London. To purchase tickets for the event, please click here.
2023 Public Vote
Every year historic cars come into the public eye for all sorts of reasons. They might feature in a hugely successful film, or have played a role in a major public event. They might have been used to raise significant sums for charity, or have achieved some other form of national or international recognition. They might have emerged from decades in hiding, bringing their fascinating and unique histories into the spotlight with them. All of these are great reasons why a car could be a contender for the Historic Motoring Awards 2023 Car of the Year, and we want your suggestions for cars that should be considered for the ultimate accolade.
AC Cobra ‘Dirtbag’
Alfa Romeo P3
Aston Martin Bulldog
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato 0176/R
Ferrari 400 Superamerica SWB Coupé Aerodinamico
Maserati 450S Costin Zagato Coupé
Maserati A6G Zagato
Porsche 956-01
Schuppan 962CR
Spencer Wilks’s Land Rover
We know that many people in the classic car world take superb photos as hobbyists and we would like to acknowledge them with this award. ‘Amateur’ means anyone who has not been paid to work as a photographer or been paid for individual photos. The successful finalists can be found below.
Connor Heath
Dominic Dabek
Matthias Egger
Grégoire Truchet
Rüdiger Mayer
Whether it be covering historic motorsport or creating the fabulous features in Octane, photography is absolutely integral to capturing the spirit and romance of the classic car world. For the purposes of this award, ‘professional’ means anyone who has in the past year been paid for any photographs that they have taken. The successful finalist can be found below.