Stanbic Bank Kenya and the Alfa Romeo Owner’s Club have today announced a sponsorship agreement for the 52nd Concours d’Elegance event set to be held on Sunday 29th September at the Ngong Racecourse, Nairobi.
The event, which is dubbed the classiest event in Kenya’s Motorsport calendar, is expected to attract over 10,000 motoring enthusiasts. 70 classic and vintage cars and 40 motorcycles will go through a judging process, with 3 overall winners for both categories. This year’s entrants are drawn from various countries including Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe.
Commenting on the sponsorship, Patrick Mweheire, Standard Bank Group Regional Chief Executive East Africa said, ‘’ As a bank, we pride ourselves in delivering superior experiences that provide space to build meaningful connections. We are committed to supporting the art and culture landscape which is why we continue to invest in experiences that nurture creativity, innovation, and harmony. By delivering a top-notch event for car and motorcycle enthusiasts, we are not only advancing the motorsport landscape but also connecting people to a bespoke experience. ‘’
Adding to this, Peter Wanday, Alfa Romeo Owners Club Chairman said, ‘’ The Concours experience is unmatched when it comes to classic and vintage motor showcases in Africa. We are excited to have Stanbic on board as a sponsor and look forward to an elegant, fun-filled, and top-notch event. This year marks the 52nd edition which points to a legacy of delivery, innovation, and consistency. ‘’
The Concours has Africa continental status for cars and motorcycles and has been an FIM-Africa recognised and sanctioned event since 2006. In addition to the assessment of the classic and vintage cars and motorcycles, Africa Concours d’Elegance will also include an Auto Expo where select dealers will showcase their new line of vehicles and products.
As part of the experience, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with and access the Bank’s vehicle asset financing solutions, with beneficial features such as a zero-processing fee.