CLASSIC car lovers from around the world are set to flock to North Yorkshire next month, when more than 100 competitors tear through woodland during a unique historic rally.
More than 20,000 spectators are expected for the eighth Roger Albert Clark Rally, which this year will start at Duncombe Park, in Helmsley, for the Yorkshire section of the four-day spectacular.
Starting on December 2, competitors will be faced with the challenge of racing through Dalby Forest before moving north.
The event is open to two-wheel drive vehicles, mainly from the 60s, 70s and 80s, to recreate the authenticity of the old RAC Rally.
Welcome to Yorkshire is backing the event and its chief executive Gary Verity said he was sure this would be the biggest and the best one yet.
Last year, 81 cars left the start at Pickering, including a large contingent of overseas competitors.
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