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ERA R4D attacks the hill from Kennel bend.
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Once more the Big Screen TV in the paddock kept people in touch with what was going on up the hill.
Photo: Toby Moody -
HanumannII the ex Prince Bira car finds a window of sunshine on the approach to Bottom S.
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Tony Shute, the Lotus Test Driver, gave the Lotus Track Car its World Debut at Shelsley Walsh.
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At Lunchtime on Sunday, the capacity crowd was treated to a tremendous display from a Spitfire. People at the top of the hill said that the aeroplane was underneath them for some of the time. Chris Drewitt's commentary went hand in hand with the display.
Photo: Toby Moody -
Vox Villa commentary box.
Photo Toby Moody -
The Auto Union at Shelsley Walsh.
Photo: Neil Spalding -
The Auto Union at Shelsley Walsh.
Photo: Neil Spalding -
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The Auto Union at Shelsley Walsh.
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Just after 6am on Race Day morning at Shelsley Walsh, mist completely covers the Teme Valley
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Abigail Durling made a celebrity appearance at Shelsley Walsh too. -
The 24 Litre W12 engined Napier Bentley leaves the line with it's usual understated exit.
Photo: Neil Spalding -
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John Chalmers pedalled the now 20 year old Pilbeam up Shelsley in short order. Once in a big car he will be one to watch. Who is going to drive Roy Lane's Gould...?
Photo John Charters -
Phil Cooke did wonders to qualify his stunning 1600cc Force into the run off at Shelsley Walsh on Saturday. Incredible...
Photo John Charters
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Andy Priaulx drove his ETCC winning BMW 3 series up Shelsley Walsh, returning to the hill for the first time in 10 years. Andy will be busy throughout autumn 2005 completing the World Touring Car Championship and also testing twice for Williams BMW F1 at Silverstone and at Jerez.
Photo John Charters
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Ken Sims in his rapid Metro 6R4 gets out of shape at Bottom S! He held it...
Photo John Charters
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Go to Shelsley instead.....
Photo: Neil Spalding
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Mark Budgett comes to the line in the works Force 600 upon his welcome return to hill climbing.
Photo John Charters
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2003 and 2004 Champion Adam Fleetwood returned to the seat in his old Gould that Roy Lane now owns. Adam drove on Sunday at Shelsley Walsh.
Photo John Charters
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Willem Toet took the second run off on Saturday at Shelsley
Photo John Charters -
Martin Groves. 2005 British Hill Climb Champion and Shelsley Walsh record holder in 23.77 seconds.
Photo John Charters -
Graeme Wight Jnr returned to Shelsley Walsh with his still developing Predator V10 3.0. Running on Pneumatic valves the engine sounds glorious up Shelsley Walsh with the echo reverbarating through the trees as the car ascents to the top. Unfortunately the car had gearbox problems and did not qualify for the run off on Saturday.
Photo John Charters -
Martin Groves receives his prize for the record winning run at Shelsley Walsh on Saturday 20th August. His time of 23.77 seconds left the crowd up the hill breathless...
Photo John Charters -
The podium after Saturday with Groves, Toet and Dean all trying to do the Schumacher leap. Groves probably comes out the winner for the prize again!
Photo John Charters -
Will Mason went deep on the brakes by just a couple of yards into Bottom S on Saturday afternoon, tipping the car into a spin. Just 18 years old and already the winner of a round of the championship at Wiscombe this season, Will is a future hill climb champion once in a big car.
Photo John Charters -
Mark Budgett comes to the line in the works Force 600 upon his welcome return to hill climbing.
Photo John Charters
