CONCORSO ITALIANO
A red Lamborghini Jalpa on the Concorso lawn.
RIGHT: Old and new alike: a 2016 Huracán LP 610-4.
BELOW: Uno Junghans, Jeff Cobb, Jack Riddell, and Debbie Sidera pause for a photo. BELOW MIDDLE: The Automobili Lamborghini Polo Storico display featuring Billy Hibbs’ Miura
and the Miura edition Aventador. BOTTOM: Derek Yardum carefully judges a periscope Countach.
awards ramp and grandstands where they received their recognition and trophies. A special presentation of awards by Automobili Lamborghini was also conducted for the Miura owners in attendance. Automobili Lamborghini president & CEO Stefano Domenicali and Automobili Lamborghini America COO Alessandro Farmeschi pre- sented the awards on behalf of Automobili
ABOVE: Retired Lamborghini test driver Valentino Balboni blessing a Diablo engine with his signature.
that day. Tis award is determined by the chief judges reviewing all of the different Lamborghini class winners, and then selecting which of those winners was the best of the group. Vintage Lamborghini owners
Lamborghini, which was a notable honor for the Miura owners. Michael Weinreb was judged by the Lamborghini Club to have the best of the Miura class, but would not find out until later that evening at the Lambo- rghini Club America Gala where he was pre- sented with the Bull Award in recognition of having the best Lamborghini on the field
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were treated to the availability of the Polo Storico team from Italy
at Concorso for the day. The team answered questions about the newly launched program that supports vintage Lamborghinis, currently considered to be Diablo and earlier models.
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