The legendary Cotswold Clouds motor trials, first run in 1963, returned to the hills around Stroud, Gloucestershire, on Sunday 5 February.

Organised by Stroud and District Motor Club, the legendary event features a particularly tricky section known as Crooked Mustard.

That part of the route, near Dursley, features twists and turns and incredibly steep sections of unpaved track.

Some cars tackled it more successfully than others, with only a handful able to climb the entire stage.

To enter the race, cars must be two-wheel drive, use standard road tyres, and feature a driver and a 'bouncer', who bounces up and down in the car to improve traction.

Organised by Stroud and District Motor Club, the legendary Cotswold Clouds motor trials, first run in 1963 was held today on hills around Stroud, Gloucestershire.
'Crooked Mustard', near Dursley, is one of the trickiest sections, featuring twists and turns and incredibly steep sections of unpaved tracks. Some cars tackled it more successfully than others with only a handful able to climb the complete stage.
The cars must be two-wheel drive, used standard road tyres, and feature a driver and 'bouncer' who bounces up and down in the car to improve traction.