This thought gave Craig an idea, as he remembered that those who owned their own cars would be looking for a beautiful lady to show it off to.
He had taken part in the Concours the previous year and remembered that the motorcars were exhibited on the terrace below the Casino, where a jury examined them.
At 3 o’clock they went in procession around the gardens, then pulled up in front of a grandstand where the prizes were awarded. After this they circled the gardens again and further prizes were given to the most elegantly dressed woman in a car.
Last year, Craig had taken the Grand Prix d’Honneur as the chief award. Although the policy was never to give second or third prizes, the announcements gave not only the names of those who were first in the Prix d’Honneur, the Grand Prix d’Honneu
