A Ferrari 340 America topped this year's Cartier Style et Luxe concours after marque specialist David Cottingham's elegant Barchetta won over the judges' hearts at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed.
The Touring-bodied beauty (above) was a star of the Fifties Finesse - Radical Car Couture class at the prestigious annual concours d'elegance, which was judged by celebrities including adventurer Bear Grylls (below) and Fiat design boss Lorenzo Ramaciotti.
This year's Cartier Style et Luxe featured seven classes with standouts including Sir Norman Foster's recreation of Buckminster Fuller's amazing 1934 Dymaxion, which wowed the crowds in the Extreme Lines - Pre-War Streamlined Specials class.
Also vying for attention in the streamlining genre was a 1936 Lincoln Zephyr V12 Sedan and Tom Rollason's 1939 Aston Martin Atom but it was left to Kees Smit's magnificent 1937 Tatra T77 (below) to take home the silver.
Also celebrating streamlined style was the Boat-tail Beauties - Nautically Inspired Coachbuilt Curios class which featured a 1935 Auburn 851 Speedster and 1934 Rolls Royce Phantom II Tourer.
