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Forthcoming Attractions

There is something for everyone in our programme of ground-breaking events. Call the team at the Rally Office for more information.

20-22 April 2012 - The 4th Flying Scotsman
With 110 pre-war cars, over-subscribed with a waiting-list, this is now Britain’s biggest timed rally for Vintageants, with an all-new route and upgraded hotels, starts at Duxford and finishes at St. Andrews, Scotland. >> Read more ...

7 May - 8 June 2012 - The Trans-America Challenge - New York to Alaska
Our route across America from New York to Alaska, with Route 66, The Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and other highlights along the way ending up with a spectacular drive through the Rocky Mountains to the Yukon. Over 50 cars are revving up >> Read more ...

1 December 2012 - Peking to Paris Training Day
Test your route-finding skills and get to grips with your Garmins – final training day for Peking Paris and those who want to get up to speed with navigation and time-keeping techniques...Milton College, south Oxfordshire.

2 December 2012 - Peking to Paris Training Day
The Big Briefing Day, over 200 competitors expected at the Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon.

April 2013 - The 5th Flying Scotsman
Given this year’s was over-subscribed, grab a place before the rush… now the most popular timed-rally for Vintageants in Britain.

28 May - 29 June 2013 - The 5th Peking to Paris
On 28 May 2013, the flag will fall at the start of the next Peking to Paris Motor Challenge... It's the longest and toughest challenge anyone can undertake in a vintage or classic car. Ahead lies thirty-three days of living an extraordinary adventure driving through some of the remotest places on earth. The ERA has organised three previous Peking-Paris events in 1997, 2007 and 2010. over 70 cars are now under preparation, only a few places left >> Read more ...

November 2013 - The Vintage Cape Horn
We concentrate on the very best of South America. The right crowd and no crowding, our Vintage-only drive down the Chile coast takes in the stunning gravel roads that twist and turn around the Pacific inlets, with whales and icebergs below, and all run in just the right weather-window…. avoiding the rains in the North and the car-breaking northern roads that have marred events put on by others in the past, this route has been carefully chosen for pre-war Vintageants. Argentina, the Andes, and Chile to end up at one of the four corners of the World. Stunning! >> Read more ...

March 2014 - The 5th Classic Safari Challenge
The one event others want to copy. Luxury lodges, remote game drives, days off with light-aircraft flights into the heart of the Okavango Delta, limited to 25 cars and designed for couples, the dinner parties and the social side is given as much priority as the driving and our special “Medal Sections” >> Read more ...

February 2015 - The Cape to Cairo
Limited to 25 cars, this is an adventure-drive for Medals, Gold, Silver and Bronze - there are no Regularities or Time Trials – designed to sample the best of Africa from bottom to top… we drive from the desert dunes of Namibia up to Livingstone, and the Victoria Falls, then up into Malawi, and on through Kenya, and the Ethiopian Highlands, at a pace that allows us time to enjoy the very best of Africa. A unique experience… but strictly limited places in order for the chosen few to enjoy off-the-beaten-track accommodation organised by the team who have run more events in Africa than anyone else.

June 2016 - The Peking to Paris Motor Challenge
Returns with a drive over the highest mountain roads in the world with a crossing of Tibet, stopping off at the foot of Mount Everest on our way to Friendship Bridge – this border was closed until we re-opened it for our first Peking Paris retrospective – and then driving through Nepal to Katmandu and on across the foothills of the Himalayas on roads from the old Himalayan Rally… this is a truly breath taking route in every sense. Limited to 90 cars only with priority for pre-war Vintageants.

 

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Back in 1977 Philip Young was a competitor on the Singapore Airlines London to Sydney Rally. While researching for a new website about the 1977 London-Sydney Rally, an event that is still recorded as the longest car rally in history, even longer than our own Round the World Rally of 2000, we came across a newly published book recording the personal struggle of author Simon Park to reach Sydney. It's written with humour and vitality and provides a great insight into how determination can overcome all manner of difficulty >> Read more ...

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How to Build a Successful Rally Car is an all-new rally preparation book written by Philip Young. Whether you are on a short charity run or hoping to survive the rigours of a long distance marathon this book is packed with a host of practical guidance and car preparation advice. Car build essentials, personal health tips, spares lists, what to leave behind and much more are all covered. This book could make the difference between success and failure >> Read more ...

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Endurance Rally Association events
The Endurance Rally Association has organised some 60 major events, in more than 50 different countries around the world, and has been responsible for some widely-acclaimed initiatives in rallying, taken up by others.... as well as being responsible for kick-starting the entire historic rally movement back in the 1980s, we instigated the all new endurance rallying scene.

From the empty plains of South Africa, the sands of the Sahara Desert to Dakar, across northern Canada and America, from London to China, Peking to Paris, and the first-ever Around the World in 80 Days, we have been there, helping hundreds of competitors fulfil their dreams. When it comes to long-distance rallying nobody does it better >> Read more ...

For more information, give The Rally Office a call on 01235 831221 or email: admin@endurorally.com 

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