September 24th & 25th saw the third Kop Hill Climb revival at Princes Risborough. The organisers were blessed with 2 days of unseasonally sunny weather although it did mean cars left with a souvenir coating of dust. This year's event was noticably busier than last year with more viewing platforms lining the hill and a large increase in the number of spectators.
Entrants on the hill
And in the paddock.
For the first time the complete Ecurie Ecosse collection was on display and in action up the hill.
There was a Hot Rod prescence...
...and Outlaw Flat Four were represented by Jason Rew and his 11 second Oval
complete with its set of genuine BRM alloys.
George Thomas again provided the recory truck.
As well as competitors in the Paddock there was a display of classic and sports cars.
Ferrari 288 GTO
And in the paddock.
For the first time the complete Ecurie Ecosse collection was on display and in action up the hill.
There was a Hot Rod prescence...
...and Outlaw Flat Four were represented by Jason Rew and his 11 second Oval
complete with its set of genuine BRM alloys.
George Thomas again provided the recory truck.
As well as competitors in the Paddock there was a display of classic and sports cars.
Ferrari 288 GTO
1968 Vignale Ferrari 330 GT Shooting Brake
Royal Enfields
The front rows of the car park are reserved for spectators' classic and sports cars.
Flaming Falcon
Mercedes SL convertibles
Haurel & Lardy entertained the crowds in their original Ford Model T.
It was announced during the weekend that the site has been secured for a further 5 years so see you there next year.
Royal Enfields
The front rows of the car park are reserved for spectators' classic and sports cars.
Flaming Falcon
Mercedes SL convertibles
Haurel & Lardy entertained the crowds in their original Ford Model T.
It was announced during the weekend that the site has been secured for a further 5 years so see you there next year.
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