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 2026 events

Calendar of the 2026 club events.

Hopefully you will find all or some of the events a good reason to get your classic on the road and see a bit of the Scottish countryside.

We are working on other events to add to this calendar so keep looking at our website for the latest version of the planned calendar.

Full details and Regs etc for CCHMSC events will appear closer to the time of each event. 

We will also list other club and classic events and shows as we hear about them. 

Plenty to choose from for classic motoring.

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2026 Events
Your committee met recently to agree the club's 2026 event list. We agreed that the cost of living crisis is still a significant issue, so for this year your club will continue to subsidise part of the setup costs of each event, carrying on the agreement made at a previous AGM to use our bank balance toward making motorsport more affordable, while maintaining the features, variety and social, that members asked we incorporate in our events.
We hope this will encourage you to bring out your classic, or modern car, on the club tours in 2026.


The Red Hackle Tour  -  3 May
Our opener for the season and tribute tour to the Black Watch. This favourite in the calendar will start and finish again at the Black Watch Museum Perth. Organisers Ron & Jan Adam have a new route planned, this time heading east out of Perth with visits to interesting places on our tour.

Tour of the Ochils - 5 July
Some 10 years since we toured the roads and byways across the Ochil Hills.
Starting and finishing at McDairmid Park we will head south toward Bridge of Earn before climbing into the Ochil Hills. George Shand has found some exciting roads across this landscape, ready for you to explore. Once again passing places of interest, to visit and enjoy.
Tour of the Borders -  6 September
To finish the touring season we pickup the route we had prepared for the unfortunately postponed 2025 season. Movintg back into September will hopefully fit in with members diaries. Last year October seemed too late.  
Our route promises some new roads to drive, many with spectacular views from the hilltops we cross.
Once again points of interest on the way ideal to stop and refresh. 

Classic High Tea  -   6 December
End of the touring year for members to get together to chat about their year of classic motoring, and what is happening next year, at the Royal George Hotel in Perth. Includes their award winning Meringues, which never cease to amaze. 
Other Clubs Events 2026
ANNIVERSARY MONTE 100 CLASSIQUE - 29 January
Organised by Monte Start Committee Scotland in association with ERDC, to mark the 100th anniversary of the first Start of the Monte Carlo Rallye from John O’Groats in the far north of Scotland.  The Classique will depart from the world famous sign post at John O’Groats on the morning of Thursday 29 January 2026 and follow the Rallye Monte Carlo Historique competitors to Reims, visiting their Passage Controls enroute. There will be an overnight halt on 29 January at the Doubletree Hotel, North Queensferry.
On Friday 30 January they will make our way through the Borders and the North of England to a Passage Control in York and then on
to Hull for the overnight ferry to Rotterdam.
Catch the cars and crews as they pass the UK waypoints 

THURSDAY 29 JANUARY 

From 8.40 John O’Groats Start Control
From 11.30 Passage Control Inverness
From 14.30 Route Check Glencoe Ski Centre
From 16.30 Holding Area Doune Hillclimb
From 17.30 Passage Control Stirling                           Castle
Overnight Halt at Doubletree by Hilton
Queensferry Crossing
 FRIDAY 30 JANUARY 

From 8.30 Depart from Doubletree
                by Hilton Hotel
From 12.30 Route Check George Hotel,
                  Pierce Bridge
From 14.30 Passage Control York
From 16.30 Hull International Ferry
                  Terminal Check-in opens
20.00          Ferry leaves for Rotterdam

By popular demand since 2024 the organisers have retained the outward route to Glencoe but have enhanced the return journey making each leg 100 miles. This makes The Perthshire Classic Car Tour one of the longest and most scenic routes in Scotland for classic cars.
The tour starts at McDiarmid Park, Perth and then heads north through rural Perthshire along the banks of Loch Tay to Tyndrum and Glencoe where lunch is arranged at the Isles of Glencoe Hotel. 
The return route will be south through Appin and Lochawe to Tyndrum before finishing at Crieff Hydro Hotel in time for The End of Tour Dinner and Awards Ceremony at 5.30pm, ending a great day out. Click link to enter

Published 5 January 2026
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