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Lousada
1st February 2014, 21:51
New year, new thread. Hopefully some more people will join in the discussions this year!
Calendar European Championship:
12-13/04/2014 - Course de Côte de St. Jean du Gard-Col St. Pierre (France)
26-27/04/2014 - Grosser Preis von Österreich, Rechbergrennen (Austria)
10-11/05/2014 - Rampa Internacional da Falperra (Portugal)
17-18/05/2014 - Subida Internacional al Fito (Spain)
07-08/06/2014 - Ecce Homo (Sternberk) (Czech Republic)
14-15/08/2014 - Limanowa 2014 (Poland)
28-29/06/2014 - Coppa Paolino Teodori (Ascoli Piceno) (Italy)
19-20/07/2014 - Dobsinský Kopec (Slovakia)
26-27/07/2014 - int. ADAC Glasbachrennen (Germany)
16-17/08/2014 - St. Ursanne - Les Rangiers (Switzerland)
30-31/08/2014 - Petrol Ilirska Bistrica (Slovenia)
20-21/09/2014 - Buzetski dani (Croatia)
Hillclimb Masters
11-12/10/2014 - Eschdorf (Luxembourg)
Calendar Hillclimb Cup
10-11/05/2014 - Bieszczadzki Wyscig Górski Sanok-Zaluz (Poland)
17-18/05/2014 - Verzegnis-Sella Chianzutan (Italy)
24-25/05/2014 - Rampa da Covilhă (Serra da Estrela) (Portugal)
30/05-01/06/2014 - Moris Cup Jahodná (Slovakia)
14-15/06/2014 - Cronoscalata Pieve S. Stefano - Passo Dello Spino (Italy)
21-22/06/2014 - Petrol GHD Gorjanci (Slovenia)
05-06/07/2014 - Trento Bondone (Italy)
12-13/07/2014 - Bergrennen St. Andrä-Kitzeck (Austria)
02-03/08/2014 - Int. Osnabrücker ADAC Bergrennen (Germany)
09-10/08/2014 - GHD Lucine (Slovenia)
06-07/09/2014 - Rieti-Terminillo (Coppa Bruno Carotti) (Italy)
27-28/09/2014 - Trofeo Vallecamonica (Italy)
04-05/10/2014 - ADAC Bergrennen Mickhausen (Germany)
You can find all the calendars, dates, trackdetails and everything else about hillclimb racing on http://www.hillclimbportal.com (Yes it is my own site).
Lousada
1st February 2014, 21:57
The silly season in the hillclimb sport is quite 'silly' this year.
David Hauser from Luxembourg, who drove an unique Dallara GP2 the past two years is sadly switching to another brand. He becomes the factory driver for Wolf Racing, who are developing a brand new line-up of Hillclimb cars to challenge Osella.
Osella's top two drivers, European Champion Simone Faggioli and Christian Merli, will both switch cars. It is rumoured that Faggioli switches to a different brand altogether...!
Another driver who has confirmed his entrance in the European Championship is Herbert Pregartner from Austria. He will do all races in his powerful Porsche 911 GT2 RSR.
His countryman Michael Jelinek on the hand focuses on the Hillclimb Cup. He will compete again in his Subaru Impreza EVO.
eateel
2nd February 2014, 06:07
Thanks for the info.
Anyway, I can't access the site hillclimbbportal.com thus far but www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2 (http://www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2). What's wrong with me? or your site?
Lousada
2nd February 2014, 13:55
Thanks for the info.
Anyway, I can't access the site hillclimbbportal.com thus far but http://www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2. What's wrong with me? or your site?
You have an extra b there. To me the address www.hillclimbportal.com (http://www.hillclimbportal.com) works as usual
Lousada
24th March 2014, 10:31
A little hillclimb update I suppose?
It looks like the F3000 class is back in full force this year. Federico Liber and Fausto Bormolini team up in a pair of Reynard F3000's to do the full European Championship.
Robert Stec from Poland will do a limited European campaign in his Lola F3000, while his wife Irena joins him with a Lotus WR in the E2-SH category.
Yannick Latreille from France will do 8 rounds of the European Championship and another 8 in France in a Lola F3000.
Former champion from Spain, Andrés Vilarińo has bought the Osella PA2000 of Christian Merli, but he will probably not compete outside of Spain and Portugal. Merli has got himself a new PA2000, his precise schedule is unknown.
The entrylist for the first round of the EHC in France will be released soon which will hopefully bring some more surprises.
vino_93
24th March 2014, 12:14
Good to see Latreille with a F3000. He was good with his CN proto.
Lousada
31st March 2014, 15:04
Yesterday I was at the Course de Côte de Mont Saint Aubert in Belgium. It was the first race of the year in Belgium. It only counted for the regional championship so most of the drivers were the local heroes in their Peugeot 205 or the likes. The winner in the prototype class was Bruno Collard with the BRC CM05 EVO. While winner of the tourincars was Philippe Dewulf in his new and powerful Citroën Xsara that was originally build for Rallycross.
My photos can be viewed at www.hillclimbportal.com
http://www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2/wp-content/gallery/mont-st-aubert-2014/02.jpg
Philippe Dewulf - Citroën Xsara
http://www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2/wp-content/gallery/mont-st-aubert-2014/01.jpg
Caption this? :o
http://www.rallycross-photo.com/heuvelklim2/wp-content/gallery/mont-st-aubert-2014/13.jpg
Thanks for watching.
urabus-denoS2000
12th April 2014, 11:48
Lousada, I was spectating Bergrallye Lodersdorf, where Karl Schagerl outclassed Ianniello, Pailer and other well-known drivers in his Gol MkII. Can you tell me something about that car? I was very impressed by it :)
Also, big names have presented their cars and programmes, most notably Faggioli. He's changed to a Norma
NoFear85
27th April 2014, 19:34
In Rechbergrennen (Austria) nothing special, another win for Simone Faggioli in new car, Norma M20 FC. Second was Fausto Bormolini and third Liber.
urabus-denoS2000
29th April 2014, 22:46
Yes, total domination by Faggioli, even more impressive than with Osella FA30, this time with a car which was widely used by other drivers in EHCC in the last years without notable results. Everyone said the FA30 was the ultimate hill climb machine and that nothing is close to it, and now he is even faster with a similar car that was there all the time. The biggest difference being his Zytek engine :)
journeyman racer
30th April 2014, 14:31
I wish there was the long course, European style hillclimbs in Australia. And F1/motorsport fans go on about Spa, Bathurst, Laguna Seca etc.? They're 6/10 compared to the hillclimb courses in Europe. I'm envious of the competitors and spectators.
Note to self: Do not take more brave pills than your talent can handle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lL13aOCZd8
First hillclimb of the year on Sunday and I was trying a bit hard for my skill level. Big lock up, plenty of panic and a trip to the bushes. Thankfully only a bit of welding and some fibreglass touch ups. Very much in the "lucky" column, probably hitting 90mph for the braking zone and could quite easily have hit something a bit more solid.
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