The Jack Cariss Memorial Tractor Run returned for 2024 with over 40 tractors taking part in the charity event on Sunday (Oct 6).
Drivers set off from P Farrow and Sons scrapyard in Swinton and travelled through eight local villages, with the tractors taking part on a 40 mile route around North Yorkshire.
This year's run was in aid of the British Heart Foundation and in memory of Richard Cariss who died in July, aged 53.
Richard was the oldest son of Jack Carris, who the run was originally named for.
Awards were also given out and it was David Farrow who was awarded a tankard, donated by The Bentley's, for best tractor in working condition with his Grey Gold 35.
While George Mortimer was awarded the shield for his McCormic International B614 as best overall tractor.
1. Leaving the first stop
Tractor drivers leaving Hovingham after there first stop of the day. Picture: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
2. Passing through
Tractors pass through eight local villages, with over 40 tractors taking part on a 40 mile route around North Yorkshire. Picture: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
3. Leaving Farrows Scrap Yard
The annual Jack Cariss Memorial Tractor Run leaving Farrows Scrap Yard at Swinton. Picture: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
4. Passing through Coneysthorpe
Tractor drivers taking part in the run passing through Coneysthorpe near Castle Howard before there first stop at Hovingham. Picture: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty