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	British Hillclimb Championship - Canon Digital Photography Forums
		Spent the day down at Harewood Speed Hillclimb today, who were hosting the British Hillclimb Championship competitors again.
		Saturday was one of the few opportunities when I've been in the right place with sufficient light to use the outer focus points on the 20D to accurately track the cars and hence be able to use the vertical format.
		Harewood is the only hillclimb venue I've been to so far.
	photography-on-the.net /forum/showthread.php?t=83058 (668 words)

	Great Britain & Ireland Hillclimb Venues
		Located in Saffron Walden, this 700 yard hillclimb was used on the 16th April 1923 by the Disabled Drivers' Motor Club, with N.Black winning in a GN in a time of 30.4s.
		The road was loose surfaced, and was on the land of Naish House, to the south of Clapton in Gordano (west of Bristol and south of Portishead).
		Used for the British Hillclimb Championship in 1968 and 1969.
	www.silhouet.com /motorsport/tracks/gbhc.html (1530 words)

	Roy Lane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He is best known for his great success in hillclimbing, having won the British Hillclimb Championship on four occasions (1975-76-92-96) in a career spanning more than three decades.
		Lane has won 90 individual rounds of the championship (as of the end of 2006), a record.
		Lane is one of the instructors at the Prescott Hillclimb Drivers School.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Roy_Lane (234 words)

	Adam Fleetwood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He won the British Hillclimb Championship in both 2003 and 2004 driving a Gould, and in the latter year won an unprecedented 28 of the 34 rounds of the series.
		However, it must be noted that his main rival, Graeme Wight Jr, did not compete at all (one or two guest appearances in other cars aside) in the second half of the year, as he was awaiting completion of a new car, which did not become available by the end of the season.
		In April 2005, after a single unsuccessful outing at Loton Park, Fleetwood announced that family and other commitments (such as his preparation for a circuit race that summer) would preclude his appearance in the rest of that season's championship, although in the event he did compete in a small number of climbs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adam_Fleetwood (284 words)

	Graeme Wight: Hillclimb Hero
		Graeme was just 21, and in two years of competing in hillclimbs he had already forged a reputation as a very quick (if slightly over-enthusiastic) driver.
		To general astonishment, he entered the 1993 Scottish Hillclimb Championship in a re-shelled version of the Imp, and although he wasn't walking too well his driving was, if anything, even better than before.
		The British Championship has been going since 1947, and since then it has gone through several periods in which a certain type of car becomes fashionable and tends to do all the winning, largely because it takes a while for anyone to think of something different.
	www.carkeys.co.uk /features/people/651.asp (1733 words)

	Gurston Down Hillclimb; an Introduction
		The "two-day" events in May and August are rounds of the British Championship, with three practice runs on Saturday, and a further one on Sunday morning.
		Hillclimb cars come in three categories, split into smaller groups according to the rules of championship at a particular meeting, and then into classes according to engine capacity.
		Hillclimbing is all about driving up narrow windy roads, with timing at competition events done electronically, and there are classes for all types of cars.
	www.gurstondown.org /intro.htm (1953 words)

	Porsche Club Great Britain MotorSport Division
		The day was hot and sunny throughout and the combination of a high turnout, superb weather and a clutch of class records made this sprint a particularly memorable and exciting round.
		Returning to hill climbs, the seventh round of the Porsche Club Speed Championship took place on Saturday 22 July at the famous hill climb at Prescott in Gloucestershire.
		Perhaps typically, the weather, which had been hot and sunny for many days prior to the event, decided to break in spectacular fashion during Saturday and most of the timed runs were conducted under dark, thunderous skies and torrential rain.
	www.msdpcgb.co.uk /pages/speed06/speed06round7result.asp (922 words)

	The UKMotorSport Index: About Hillclimbs & Sprints
		Passing a course at a school run by the Association of Hillclimb and Sprint Schools (AHASS) and are registered with the MSA.
		Passing a course at an AHASS school is equivalent to two upgrading signatures on the MSA Competition License.
		With over 80 registered hillclimb and sprint venues in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, they are too numerous to list here in detail, but their general locations are shown on this map.
	www.ukmotorsport.com /starting/hillclimb_sprint.html (313 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Tony Marsh
		Anthony Ernest "Tony" Marsh (born Stourbridge, England, 20 July 1931) is a British racing driver.
		His Formula One career was short and unsuccessful, but he has since enjoyed great success in hillclimbing, having won the British Hillclimb Championship on a record six occasions - three of those at the wheel of his own Marsh-GM special.
		Marsh continued to compete regularly in top-class hillclimbs into his seventies, but has recently reduced his workload somewhat in this regard.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Tony_Marsh (242 words)

	ДИЗАЙН ИНТЕРЬЕР АРХИТЕКТУРА K-Studio: дизайн квартир, архитектурное ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hillclimb and Sprint Association - UK - A national organisation that promotes speed hillclimbing and sprinting.
		Hillclimbs and Sprints in the Northwest UK - Descriptions of hillclimb and sprint tracks: Aintree, New Brighton, Scammonden Dam, Baitings Dam, Three Sisters and Ty Croes.
		Mutley Racing Team - Competes in the British Hillclimb Championship and various speed trials and sprints in the South of England.
	www.k-studio.ru /odp/index.php?c=/Sports/Motorsports/Auto_Racing/Hill_Climbs (417 words)

	dailysportscar.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Taking the step up to the British GT Championship is always going to be a big challenge, and for Team Jedi Racing, the challenge was great – new championship, new car, no experience.
		He liked the look of the British GT Championship, as it would give him the opportunity both to race in a new branch of motorsport and to race against professional drivers.
		The last race of the 2003 British GT Championship at Brands Hatch suggested that the Lotus Elise was a highly competitive car in the Cup class and Rob had a look to see what was available.
	www.dailysportscar.com /free/britishcup/teams/jedi.htm (1050 words)

	Hill Climbs information from the auto racing directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hillclimb and Sprint Association - UK -- A national organisation that promotes speed hillclimbing and sprinting.
		Hillclimbs and Sprints in the Northwest UK -- Descriptions of hillclimb and sprint tracks: Aintree, New Brighton, Scammonden Dam, Baitings Dam, Three Sisters and Ty Croes.
		Mutley Racing Team -- Competes in the British Hillclimb Championship and various speed trials and sprints in the South of England.
	www.racecar2000.com /directory/resource-subdirectory-773.html (446 words)

	Harewood speed Hillclimb - 2006 Sponsor
		The British Automobile Racing Club Yorkshire Centre is pleased to announce that the 2006 Harewood Speed Hillclimb Championship will be sponsored by Richard Alexander Volkswagen.
		The nine event championship is one of the closest fought in the British hillclimb calendar and hosts four rounds of the British Hillclimb Championship.
		Managing Director, Richard Smith, said "The association with Harewood Hillclimb is an important part of the company's growth plans and is geographically central to our Volkswagen businesses.
	www.harewoodhill.co.uk /Hwoodlatest/Hwoodsponsor2006.htm (196 words)

	Gurston News Report
		This award is presented annually for the 'Best run British Hillclimb Championship event.' For those who were not able to be at Gurston that weekend, the event ran like absolute clockwork, and even with a full entry and two British Championship run offs, concluded at 3:40pm.
		Jonathan Gates scored a memorable and emotional championship success at Gurston Down Speed Hillclimb on Sunday September 10th as he turned the tables on the reigning champion Steve Butts, who had beaten championship sponsor Gates to the 2005 title by the smallest possible margin of 0.01 seconds.
		The organisers of the Pommeraye hillclimb are inviting UK drivers to take part in this years event on 14/15 May. Situated 40 km west of Angers it is the closest round of the national championship to the UK.
	www.gurstondown.org /latest.htm (5449 words)

	A Hillclimb Championship for the Ages
		Disbennett not only competes on a bike most would consider an antique, he won the 800cc class in the 2004 AMA Hillclimb Championship presented by Pace American with it, as well.
		All hillclimbers are using highly modified machines, but those with modern engines who need tuning assistance can often get help from the company that makes the fuel injection system used on the bike.
		For more on the 2004 AMA Hillclimb Championship presented by Pace American, click here.
	www.amadirectlink.com /amrace/2004/news/Disbennett.asp (863 words)

	Formula 3
		British Formula 3 is the ultimate stepping stone in motor racing, the final confirmation that a driver has what it takes to succeed in the zero-defect world of Formula 1.
		The team was formed to compete in the British Hillclimb Championship, which Ray Rowan himself won in 1989, but switched to circuit racing in 1992 using the driving ability of Ray's nephew, Martin O'Connell.
		Raced in the British GT series in 1997 in family-prepared Ultima, as he did in 1998, but had an enormous accident at Castle Combe in late 1998 breaking both his legs.
	www.sport-fans.co.uk /f3.htm (6369 words)

	Yve Rivers Fletcher
		The second round of the British Hillclimb Championship took place at Prescott over the weekend of April 30th and 1st May. Again the BWRDC was well represented, the event having its highs and lows for different members.
		The engine on the car she shares with husband Terry suffered a major failure (2 pistons and a big end) during testing, so she was not able to compete.
		The British Hillclimbing season got into full swing at Loton Park on April 9th/10th, with the opening rounds for the British and the Midlands Championships.
	www.menstuff.org /archives/fletcher.html (635 words)

	Jane Farthing
		Jane Farthing scoring 55.4 points from 1 hillclimb and 2 sprints, she was also the highest placed lady driver in the Aldon Automotive Hillclimb and Sprint Association Speed Championship.
		The season ended with us in 2nd in the BWRDC Hillclimb Championship and more unexpectedly winning the BWRDC Sprint Championship mainly due to an end of Season F. D (Fastest Time overall of the Day – irrespective of class entered) and a new course record at Dunkerswell Circuit.
		British Speed Hillclimb Round at Gurston Down finished 3rd, was pleased had stiff competition in the form of Well known Driver’s Marc Budgett and Rob Barksfield.
	www.menstuff.org /archives/farthing.html (2565 words)

	Whitehaven News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		They are also taking part in the Scottish Rally Championship, a mixed surface championship and after round four of eight, Paul is lying seventh overall but second in his class.
		In the British Rally Championship, which has six rounds, Barry Clark/Scott Martin are in 13th and 11th overall respectively, after competing in just one round.
		Frazer Graham is doing well in the British Hillclimb Championship with a couple of class wins and seconds and the World Rallying Championship sees Mathew Wilson lying 22nd overall.
	www.whitehaven-news.co.uk /sport/viewarticle.aspx?id=383812 (280 words)

	Connaught Competition Engines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Currently 12th overall in the championship, this result keeps him in with a good chance of a 'Number' for 2006.
		Norman Lackford continued his championship success with a 4th in class, in his Saxon SRC 1601 Connaught BDA; continuing to lead the championship with one round remaining.
		Norman Lackford became class and overall leader of the championship with two 2nd places, over the Bank Holiday weekend, in his Saxon SRC 1601 Connaught BDA.
	www.connaughtengines.co.uk /news05.html (1326 words)

	Northants TVRCC &emdash; Home
		In response to popular demand, the Northants Region of the TVRCC is organising a training day at the Prescott Hillclimb Drivers School on 3rd June 1998.
		Situated at the historic Prescott hillclimb course near Cheltenham, the school teaches performance driving technique and general car control skills to competitors and non-competitors alike.
		The school is recognised by the RAC Motor Sports Association and has earned a reputation as the country's premier hillclimb school.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/shpub/Hill_climb_intro.html (521 words)

	Profile: World Touring Car Champion Andy Priaulx
		He is currently leading the 2006 championship standings after securing wins in both the season opener in Monza (Italy) and the second weekend in Magny-Cours (France).
		Priaulx, the first British FIA World Champion since Damon Hill in 1996, scored a brace of second place finishes in his BMW 320si at the demanding street-based Guia Circuit, a result which not only handed him the 2005 world title but also secured the coveted Manufacturers' World Championship for BMW.
		The fact that the championship wasn't decided until the season final and three drivers were in contention for the title up to the end is impressive testimony to the balanced nature of the series.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /bmwccser/andy_priaulx.html (2918 words)

	Hillclimb Drivers and Owners Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This is Adam Fleetwood on course to clinch the 2004 British Hillclimb Championship.
		He is pictured at Craigantlet Hillclimb course in Northern Ireland, one of only three courses in the championship held on Public Roads.
		This is him apexing the first corner at Barbon Manor Hillclimb course in the Lake District.
	www.hillclimbassociation.org /photoalbum.aspx (224 words)

	Report - Round 12 - The Ferrari Hillclimb Championship - Club Racing Series' - The Ferrari Owners' Club
		The main protagonists for the Championship, however, were all there and it would be nail-biting to see whether the two remaining contenders for the top honour, Geoff Dark or Robin Ward, would come away with the maximum points.
		The well-organised meeting allowed for the customary four practice runs, despite the weekend being part of the busy RAC British Hillclimb Championship.
		All is not over yet because it is still mathematically possible for Dark to win the Championship, provided he takes maximum points from the next round.
	www.ferrariownersclub.co.uk /events/hillclimb_99/round_12 (345 words)

	Søgning.dk - Sports : Motorsports : Auto Racing : Hill Climbs
		The oldest motor club in the UK who are responsible for the running of the world famous Shelsley Walsh hill climb since 1905.
		Competes in the UCIM National Sprint and Hillclimb Championship series.
		Competes in the British Hillclimb Championship and various speed trials and sprints in the South of England.
	www.soegning.dk /dir/Sports/Motorsports/Auto_Racing/Hill_Climbs (243 words)

	Lothian Car Club history of Doune (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Doune Speed Hillclimb Course is recognised as one of the sports premier venues in Britian and hosts two rounds of the British Speed Hillclimb Championship and four rounds of the Scottish Hill Climb Championship annually.
		The final of the British Championship being held at Doune in September.
		The Club has won the Hillclimb and Sprint Associations Award for the best organised Event of the Year on a number of occasions.
	www.dounehillclimb.com /history.htm (254 words)

	Harewood speed Hillclimb - MSA Championship Meeting 2006 Results
		Scott Moran drove to a storming 49.19 second run in his 3.5 litre Gould GR61X knocking a massive 0.65 seconds off the hill record at the British Hillclimb Championship meeting at Harewood Hillclimb near Leeds on Sunday.
		Moran's win gave him a full score of 11 points in round 17 of the championship in which Groves failed to score after an uncharacteristic off at the first corner.
		However, Groves had the consolation of winning round 18 of the British Championship and breaking the over 2 litre class record with his 49.99 second class run.
	www.barc.net /harewood/HwoodEvents/2006results/06-07-02results.htm (509 words)

	Lothian Car Club Web Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Entry fee is £10 for adults with children under 14 free if accompanied by an adult.
		To advertise in the Doune Hillclimb programme please contact Tony Wood on 07801-280919 or by email Tony Wood
		Dates for the 2008 meetings are 19th & 20th April two rounds of the Guyson Scottish Hillclimb Championship, 21st & 22nd June (40th anniversary meeting of the first Doune event) and 27th & 28th September both weekends are rounds of the Nicholson McLaren RACMSA British Hillclimb Championship and of the Guyson Scottish Hillclimb Championship.
	www.dounehillclimb.com (213 words)

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