A co-driver has been killed in a crash at the Jim Clark Rally in the Scottish Borders.
Dai Roberts, 39, from Carmarthen in Wales, died at the scene after emergency services were called to the incident at around 10:50.
Driver, James Williams, 27, was taken to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh with serious, but not life-threatening, injuries.
The remainder of the closed-road event, held near Duns, was cancelled. The Jim Clark Reivers Rally, scheduled for Sunday, has also been dropped.
Governing body Motorsport UK said it had “initiated a full investigation into the circumstances of the incident” and would work closely with event organisers and Jim Clark Memorial Motor Club.”
Police Scotland said that no one else was injured in the crash.
Supt Vincent Fisher said: “Our thoughts are with the family of the man who has died and inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances.”
Around 260 competitors were expected to compete over the weekend.
First held in 1970, it is named after Formula One champion, Jim Clark who grew up in the Scottish Borders.
It is round of the Probite British Rally Championship, Asset Alliance Group Scottish Rally Championship and Protyre National Asphalt Championship.
In 2014, three spectators were killed and six more were injured at the event when two cars lost control and veered into a viewing area.
A fatal accident inquiry later found the deaths could have been prevented if people had been clearly banned from standing in the area where the crash happened.
The event returned five years later in 2019, after “rigorous steps” were taken to ensure safety.
