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Dozens of classic cars set off from John O’Groats in Scotland for Monte Carlo rally
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Almost 50 classic and historic cars have set off from the northern tip of Scotland on a 1,500-mile journey to the South of France as the Monte Carlo Classique gets under way.
Susie Mackenzie/SDM Photography 1952 Sunbeam Talbot Susie Mackenzie/SDM PhotographyIn 1926, a group of pioneering drivers set out on the long drive from John O’Groats to Monte Carlo, laying the foundations for what would become a famous motorsport event.
Susie Mackenzie/SDM Photography via Supplied Iconic models are making the journey to Monaco.
Susie Mackenzie/SDM Photography via SuppliedAmong the standout cars is a 1952 Sunbeam Talbot, owned by a couple from California, which was driven by Stirling Moss in the 1953 Monte Carlo Rally and still bears its original competition plate.
Susie Mackenzie/SDM Photography via Supplied Cars were played off by bagpipes as they departed.