Only a handful of North American events boast a parking lot selection that rivals—or even surpasses—the quality of cars in the main event. The Concours Club is certainly one of those places. For Flat Six Fest, as you pull in through the unmistakable Concours Club gates, you are greeted by friendly staff and ushered into a parking lot filled with some of the rarest Porsches on earth.
The artful display brought Porsche’s history to life with a sea of Ruf Automobiles, GT2RS’s, Carrera RS’s from different generations, and a wall of Carrera GT’s in almost every color that has ever been produced. It is only once you are inside the event that you understand The Concours Club’s unique ability to bring the car world to life with the overarching theme of Outlaw Porsches. 
The Concours Club is Miami’s Automotive Resort that acts as a one-stop automotive playground for car collectors around the globe. Whether you want to take your car around the track, eat an incredible meal, or store your collection, The Concours Club has it covered. The dedication to hospitality and luxury is what makes the Club the perfect location to host an event of this caliber. 
Flat-Six Fest was an exclusive Porsche event for members of The Concours Club and their guests. The celebration of the illustrious marque featured live music, Porsche racing, and outlaw builds. On top of that, the team created Flat-Six Village, an immersive set that offered engine building and metalworking demonstrations and an art exhibition from Manu Campa. As you made your way along the track to the other side of the beautiful clubhouse designed by Pininfarina, you are greeted by rows of sunbathing convertible Porsches, a display cleverly dubbed “Topless Beach.” 
At first glance, the show looked like an array of Porsches carefully placed around The Concours Club. It wasn't until I took a closer look that I realized that I was surrounded by some of the rarest and coolest Porsches in existence. GH Vehicles came out swinging and brought multiple Emory Builds, a 959, and a number of Ruf cars from Ruf North America.
Prestige Imports contributed a gorgeous Gunther Werks Speedster. But the cars weren’t only for display: we also got to see Porsche in all of its racing glory as old, air-cooled racecars to new Cup cars took hot laps around the track. Porsche has the ability to bring all walks of life together and Flat Six Fest is the perfect salute to one of the automobile community’s most cherished brands.
The Concours Club team knocked this event out of the park and left everyone with everlasting memories, and I can’t wait to see what they come up with next.
Source: Shamin Abas (SAPR)/Media: Rafael Delceggio
