The Gumball 3000 rally begins in Edinburgh on Sunday, with a flag drop ceremony.

On Saturday, the city center saw crowds of petrolheads eager to witness the departure of 100 supercars. The route will take drivers from Edinburgh to London, then on to Amsterdam, through the Alps, Venice, Budapest, and finally to Porto Montenegro.George Street’s parking areas were closed off today to secure parking for the rally cars, allowing public viewing. Security staff gently directed other supercar owners away from the street for safety reasons.A dinner at Edinburgh Castle is scheduled for Saturday night before the rally begins. Celebrities will participate in the rally to raise funds for the Gumball 3000 Foundation, supporting youth projects.Over 100 vehicles, from Bugattis to McLarens, will cover the distance to Montenegro in six days. The city center was bustling with spectators, and restaurants were busy welcoming visitors.Among the lineup were not only high-end supercars but also custom and performance cars from local enthusiasts.