As Martin R commented the usual procedure is for entrants to pick up their marking sheet after the awards.
The marking is usually completed on printed sheets with a carbon copy, so the club holds one copy of results whilst the owner can have the other.
With this year being different and the marking was by 4 judges and not the usual 2. The judges received a spreadsheet for each of the 3 classes and each spreadsheet had all the marks for that class by 1 judge.
With 37 cars entered I did not want each judge to have to fill in 37 separate forms and then email them to the verifiers who would then have a huge amount of emails to sort out.
This means there are results for each car on 4 different spreadsheets so handing out individuals marks is not as easy as normal.
I am happy for any entrant to email me requesting a discussion on how to improve their marks should they enter again, I can then look through their marking sheets and photos before calling them to discuss this.
If you want to do this then email
concours@joc.org.uk with a request and dont forget to include your phone number and let me know what time of day or evening is best to contact you.
I will not be publishing all the marking sheets as this has never been the procedure nor do I think it is fair to both the judges or entrants.
I can say I was amazed how consistent the judging was across all classes with no conferring between the judges and many entrants won or lost by a very small margin.