Originally built in 2013, the car has been adapted and lightened for Sprint & Hillclimb competition and has been competing since 2016. It won the HSA Class D Championship in 2019, and is currently leading the 2021 Championship, the cars final outing this year will be at Curborough on 9-10 th October (Final round of HSA Champs) after which it will be available. The car holds the Historic group LB records for Mt. Arapat, Mt. Leura., Victoria, Australia. It won the Victorian Hill Climb Championship in 2019. It is a good specification with a larger capacity fuel tank and radiator fitted making it ideal for sprints or hillclimbs. The car has a new E.B.C. heavy duty carbon clutch fitted as well as an uprated E.K. drive chain and Penske dampers all round. Built in 2001 (although it's had a few upgrades since!) Aluminium honeycomb and carbon tub with carbon wings & undertray. Rover K series 1.4 Turbo which is unraced since a complete engine and turbo rebuild, coupled with a new Emerald ECU with switchable maps, boost control and launch control

Fisher Fury with recent MS UK log book (2022). Last used in HSA National sprint / hillclimb series specialist production modified class 2022. Was quite competitive but needs a better driver. The fourth International Schauinsland hillclimb at Freiburg was held on August 5, 1928: "A car made the fastest time of the day, Heusser's Bugatti putting up 74.009km/h, the fastest motorcycle being Stegmann's DKW at 69.6km/h." Caracciola (Mercedes) won the over two-litre racing car class. [3] Italy [ edit ]

supercharged hybrid Hayabusa engine with K8 bottom end, K6 head and Rotrex supercharger, producing 347 BHP. Built, set up, mapped and maintained by RLM There are several traditional hillclimbing race events in Portugal, and its national championship growing in popularity since 2010. Falperra International Hill Climb is the most popular and famous hillclimb, being held since 1927, most of the editions as part of the European Championship. [4] Slovakia [ edit ]

Some of the drivers who have competed in the Kiamburing TT include Amir Mohammed (winner 2013 Kiamburing TT Endurance event) and Kay Wachira (winner 2014 Kiamburing TT Slalom Challenge). Due to the high-speed nature of Hill Climbs you will need to buy some Motorsport UK-compliant safety gear such as a helmet, fireproof overalls, gloves and, for some classes, a Frontal Head Restraint device. Details can be found in section S and section K of the Motorsport UK YearbookRace to the Sky was based near Queenstown. Held every Easter from 1998 until 2007, it starts from the floor of the Cardrona Valley and runs uphill for 15km (9.3mi) through 137 corners to the top, climbing from 1,500ft (460m) to 5,000ft (1,500m) averaging a 1:11 gradient. Later type front and rear clams with recessed latches and PR6 style high downforce side pods. High downforce front and rear diffusers and low drag high downforce dive planes. Deep rear carbon wing.