This year brings the 100th running of the MCC Lands End Trial. First run in 1908 by the Motor Cycling Club used widely to test the new fangled bikes and cars of the times by many manufacturers. Now it is run to test more modern vehicles and their drivers stamina.
There are many classes catering for front wheel drive, pre war, rear wheel drive, kit cars and a class for specialist trials cars. With three starting points converging at the Haynes Car Museum. The route then turns to Cornwall finishing with the spectacular Blue Hills Mine sections.
Unfortunately with bikes starting at 4am here, it was only possible to film late running bikes, who came through mixed with the cars.