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Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2026: Pagani's last Huayra 70 and a record $18.7M F50

The record 1997 Ferrari F50 at Broad Arrow Las Vegas
Photo: Paul Delapena / Broad Arrow Auctions

Last year this show put $1.1 billion of cars on a Las Vegas golf course. The fifth edition brought a run of hypercar debuts, and its auction's top car, a Ferrari F50 with 106 miles on it, sold for $18,705,000, the most ever paid for an F50 at auction.

The short answer

The 2026 Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, presented by Richard Mille, ran Thursday, Oct 29 to Sunday, Nov 1 at Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas. The big day was Saturday, Oct 31: the judged show on the lawn and Broad Arrow's auction indoors, which sold $92.8 million of cars. The Tour d'Elegance on Las Vegas Boulevard was scheduled to close the weekend on Sunday morning. No list of the 2026 winners had been published as of Nov 3.

What was on each day?

DayWhatWhere
Fri, Oct 30Night Shift GT, a supercar party, 7 to 10 p.m.Rooftop of the Wynn parking garage
Sat, Oct 31The concours, from 10 a.m.Wynn Golf Club
Sat, Oct 31Broad Arrow's Las Vegas auctionLatour Ballroom
Sun, Nov 1Tour d'Elegance, in the morningLas Vegas Boulevard

The Saturday show, Night Shift GT and Friday's welcome reception were all listed as sold out on the official schedule.

Which cars made their debut?

An October preview (Automotive Rhythms) lined up a long list of firsts:

Rolls-Royce also brought a display for 10 years of Black Badge.

What was judged?

Wynn's March announcement listed 11 classes: nine judged and two shown without judging. By October the preview counted 14 (12 concours classes and two specialty classes).

Wynn's March list of judged classes includes Pre-War European cars of 1925 to 1939, American Muscle from 1953 to 1980, Super Car Pin Ups from the '70s, '80s and '90s, Classic Recreations (restomods, reimagined cars and continuations) and Production-Built Turbocharged Cars from 1960 to 1990.

The two showcase classes were the ones to see. One marked 40 years of the Porsche 959. The other was a GT1 tribute to the 1995 to 1997 era that produced the McLaren F1 GTR, Porsche 911 GT1, Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR and Panoz GTR-1.

What sold at the auction?

Broad Arrow's second sale at the show made $92.8 million and sold 64 of its 84 lots (76 percent). Broad Arrow says that makes it the highest grossing collector car auction ever held in Las Vegas. Prices below include the buyer's premium.

CarEstimateSold for
1997 Ferrari F50, 106 milesover $20M$18,705,000
2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3, 81 miles$16M to $18M$18,540,000
2014 Ferrari LaFerrari$8.5M to $10M$8,805,000
2003 Ferrari Enzo$6.5M to $8.5M$6,550,000
2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport$4.3M to $4.7M$4,570,000

The F50 missed its estimate but still beat the previous F50 auction record by more than $4 million. It is the 334th of 349 built. The LaFerrari set an auction record for its model, and the SP3 set one for a non-charity example.

For scale, Broad Arrow's first sale here in 2025 made more than $13.7 million.

On the street

The weekend was set to end on the street, not the lawn: Sunday morning's Tour d'Elegance was billed as a procession of award winners and other standout cars on the Strip, driven by their owners. For a sense of what turns up, last year's show had 46 Bugatti Veyrons, more than 40 Paganis and 230 Lamborghinis.

FAQ

When was the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2026?

Oct 29 to Nov 1, 2026. The main show was Saturday, Oct 31, and the Tour d'Elegance was scheduled for Sunday morning, Nov 1.

Where is it held?

At Wynn Golf Club, the golf course at Wynn Las Vegas.

Who won Best of Show?

No list of the 2026 winners had been published as of Nov 3. In 2025 the Pre-War award went to a 1929 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Barker Tourer and the Post-War award to a 1951 Ferrari 212 Export.

How long has it been running?

It started in 2022, so 2026 is the fifth edition. Last year drew nearly 7,000 visitors.

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