2004 Hillclimb Dates

[Stuart Hill]

If I had had the patience/intelligence to learn how to create a web-site then this link would have gone there!!

Instead, here's the dates in, I hope, an easy to read form.

"2004 Hillclimb Dates

All volunteering info can be found here:


Marshals Post

Now all of you have no excuses not to join us sometime next year!!!

[ascarracinguk]

cool ths...im gonna try and do some nxt year

[Beardy359]

Thanks Stu, a great help!

[G Tanner]

Great stuff, I can start planning already.

[Stuart Hill]

Hey!! I can say it now!!!!!

SITE UPDATED !!!!!

ok, not by much but I'm working on it!!

[Woolley]

Well done, Stu. I think we should let everyone know you're learning as you're building it. In the words of Bruce Forsythe, "Hasn't he done well?"

[Richard Sneader]

I am looking at doing a couple of hill climbs next year to see what its all about. In 20 yrs of marshalling I have never done a hill climb. Can anyone suggest a good meeting to do prefably a whole weekend. I would go on the bank my wife has done start line for sprints and is a MSA timekeeper.
RS

[b1ackcr0w]

Originally posted by rzsio396
I am looking at doing a couple of hill climbs next year to see what its all about. In 20 yrs of marshalling I have never done a hill climb. Can anyone suggest a good meeting to do prefably a whole weekend. I would go on the bank my wife has done start line for sprints and is a MSA timekeeper.
RS

I would aim for either Gurston Down (Salisbury), Prescott (Cheltenham) or Shelsley Walsh (Worcester), for my very first meeting. All three hills usually have two National Rounds a year, those six meetings would rank as the not to be missed rounds for next year if you take a liking to Hill Climb.

[alec]

Originally posted by b1ackcr0w
I would aim for either Gurston Down (Salisbury), Prescott (Cheltenham) or Shelsley Walsh (Worcester), for my very first meeting. All three hills usually have two National Rounds a year, those six meetings would rank as the not to be missed rounds for next year if you take a liking to Hill Climb.

I did my first meeting at the Testing Day at Gurston this April. Not sure if there's one again this year. A good intro as it's not quite so frantic as a regular meeting.

[flagwaver]

What about Barbon?
Can,t be many hillclimbs were the postie gets a time.

[Stuart Hill]

Originally posted by flagwaver
What about Barbon?
Can,t be many hillclimbs were the postie gets a time.

Barbon's date is now included. But how many of you spotted the "deliberate mistake" ????

"Clue": Midland Rounds?

and I know you lot cannot cheat as I've rectified the error !!!

[Stuart Hill]

Originally posted by rzsio396
I am looking at doing a couple of hill climbs next year to see what its all about. In 20 yrs of marshalling I have never done a hill climb. Can anyone suggest a good meeting to do prefably a whole weekend. I would go on the bank my wife has done start line for sprints and is a MSA timekeeper.
RS

HaHa !!! another convert.

We will rule the World!!!!

but seriously rzsio, what do you look for in a "good" meeting? (in no particular order)

Good View?
Good Facilities?
Being Real Close? (to the cars @ High-Speed)
History?
Freebies?
Social Side?

let me know and then I (and others) will be able to guide you accordingly.

Whatever your needs or desires, I know the Hillclimb Fraternity will welcome you with open arms and cans/bottles!!!

[Stuart Hill]

Originally posted by rzsio396
I am looking at doing a couple of hill climbs next year to see what its all about.

but before you go rushing off with your volunteering forms........

maybe you need to take a look at this gallery to see what you might be letting yourself in for !!!

Hillclimb Fun!!

p.s. how many 10-Tenters can anyone name and shame????

[Richard Sneader]

I do not look for anything ao particulat in a meeting but alot of circuit stuff is getting very boring and I am looking for other interests to get involved in.
RS

[Woolley]

I can name all of them now, but at the time I wasn't even sure who I was.

Mr 396, pm me if you like. I'd agree with B1ackcr0w's round up. Camping is besr at Gurston (GIT village), partying at Prescott (Dickie's Erection) and free beer at Shelsley. whichever you do - and I'd suggest at least one national round at each - you'll get w friendly welcome, and you should meet quite a number of us.

And Stu, I think I'd got the bugette. If you check my e-mail to you, it was in there! Despite that, ut's a brilliant first effort.

[Stuart Hill]

Originally posted by Woolley
I can name all of them now, but at the time I wasn't even sure who I was.

Mr 396, pm me if you like. I'd agree with B1ackcr0w's round up. Camping is besr at Gurston (GIT village), partying at Prescott (Dickie's Erection) and free beer at Shelsley. whichever you do - and I'd suggest at least one national round at each - you'll get w friendly welcome, and you should meet quite a number of us.

And Stu, I think I'd got the bugette. If you check my e-mail to you, it was in there! Despite that, ut's a brilliant first effort.

Me thinks that someone has been partaking of the falling-down water !!!

[Stuart Hill]

Originally posted by Woolley
And Stu, I think I'd got the bugette. If you check my e-mail to you, it was in there! Despite that, ut's a brilliant first effort.

Yeah right!!!

Like I even received an email !!!!

Don't know what you're drinking but..........

can I have some tomorrow?????

[Woolley]

Nithing wrung wtih the flailing dwon wtaer, juts my tryping's poor after dark!

The e-mail was about 4 days ago...

[Richard Sneader]

Thanks for the info guys, we will look at doing a couple of hill climbs for defanante at a couple of different locations.
Rich S.