CCS / ASRA Racing Forum

March 6 - 7, 2020

Please join us to help celebrate a decade of The Modern Classics in 2020. In addition to our usual collection of legendary motorcycles from the ‘60s through the ‘90s, we’ll shine a  special spotlight on the bikes of the 1980s, the wonderful world of sidecars, scooters and more. To help celebrate our tenth year we have also invited over thirty of the award winning bikes from our first nine years to join us once again.  The result is an unforgettable collection of People’s Choice and Exhibitors Choice Champions that will help to populate our show floor. An added treat is the return of noted artist Makoto Endo who will create yet another piece of large format moto-art before your eyes.  Part motorcycle show, part social event, and part 100 bike pop-up museum, the Modern Classics is a moto event not to be missed. From the rare and exotic to the bikes you grew up with, The Modern Classics has something for everyone. 

https://www.modernclassicsbikeshow.com/   

NICE photo.   Who did it?
And where?  Looks like a track-day.

Here is a thread ( a little old ) about number plates.
https://www.ccsforum.com/index.php?topic=21605 

I retired from racing a decade ago, so I won't swear there have been no changes since then.  But it should give you some ideas.

Greetings! This coming season will be my first season racing and I'm trying to get things in order. I have a question regarding number placement that I struggled with a bit having read the rules. I've attached an image of my bike for reference. Based on the fairing size/shape, can I use a single number plate in front and another on the rear, or do I need two on the rear fairing and additional side plates? Bike is a 2007 CBR600RR.

 GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Eight featured classes will highlight the 25th Anniversary edition of the renowned Greenwich Concours d'Elegance, including Shelby vs. GM and 100 Years of Duesenberg. This year's featured classes also include:

• 70 Years of Allard
• Right Coast Rods
• Lancia
• Vintage Off-road
• 25 Years of Greenwich Concours - a display of vehicles from the first event 
• 'Four or More Cylinders' (motorcycle class)

           The concours is scheduled for May 29-31 at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, overlooking the Greenwich, Conn., harbor on Long Island Sound. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased online at www.greenwichconcours.com.
This year's event will continue its tradition of featuring back-to-back concours but will introduce a new Concours de Sport on Saturday that celebrates race cars and sports cars with an emphasis on speed and performance. On Sunday, the traditional Concours d'Elegance will spotlight both domestic and international vehicles, emphasizing the best of design and craftsmanship.
"The Concours de Sport is an exciting addition to an already first-rate show," said McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty and chairman of the Greenwich Concours. "Fans can expect a fantastic best-of-the-best field for the traditional Sunday Concours d'Elegance but Saturday will bring a whole different vibe, centered around fun, fast cars." 
Founded in 1996 by the late Bruce and Genia Wennerstrom, the Greenwich Concours d'Elegance has long been recognized as a premier, must-see event. Last year, USA Today ranked the show one of the year's Top Five Car Events in America. This year, as in years past, the concours is proud to support Americares and the Hometown Foundation.
Hagerty, which acquired the concours from the Wennerstrom family last fall, has named Tabetha Hammer, the company's head of car culture and driving programs, as concours director. Hammer has relocated to the Greenwich area and will work closely with Executive Director Mary Wennerstrom, along with committee chairs, volunteers and Hagerty teams.
"The 2020 event promises to be a memorable one, with people coming from all around the world to celebrate this special anniversary with us in Greenwich," said Wennerstrom. "I look forward to working with Hagerty in continuing the legacy that Bruce and Genia began 25 years ago."
To give attendees an active role in the event, Hagerty will add its own unique touches, including its popular "Ride & Drives," which put show-goers behind the wheel of cool, older cars, including a 1965 Ford Mustang and a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS. The company also will introduce its popular Hagerty Driving Experience leading up to the event, which teaches drivers ages 15 to 25 the dying art of operating a manual transmission.
VIP tickets are available on a limited basis. VIP Tickets include early entry at 8 a.m., breakfast and lunch with the car collectors and judges, poster, lapel pin, program and VIP lanyard.

• Gates open at 10 a.m. for general admission, 8 a.m. for VIP ticket holders
• Advance tickets for both days are available at $40 per day or $60 for both days
• Tickets purchased on the day of the event are $50 per day or $75 for both days
• Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by an adult
• VIP Admission is $160 per day or $250 for both days
• Concours Waterfront Party (Saturday) tickets are available for $175