Competitors will take part in 14 classic stages
The Manx Rally returns today (13 May) after a two-year absence from Isle of Man shores.
The two-day event takes place across Friday and Saturday and sees competitors from the UK and beyond battle it out in a dramatic weekend of motorsport.
The rally didn't take place in 2020 and 2021 due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Over both days, those involved will take part in 14 classic stages comprising of around 100 stage miles.
Information on the event timetable and road closures is available HERE.
President of Manx Auto Sport and the rally's Chief Marshal, Mark Ellison, believes the Island has one of the best rally courses in the world:
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