Provisional results from the EZIUP and Go Victorian Hillclimb Championship
The championship is now decided after a very well supported round 7 at Bryant Park last Sunday. Congratulations to David Mahon as our provisional winner of the championship. Congratulations also to Mike Barker and Wim Janssen for for taking out second and third championship places. In addition to the 2022 outright winners, there are 42 class placegetters so well done and thanks to every driver who supported the championship this year.
2022 Awards Night
To celebrate the season, catch up for a gossip and hand out the trophies, we’ll get together at the MG Car Club auditorium on Saturday 1 October.
The venue and online ticketing details are on the VHC website.
Sunday 25 September at Bryant Park
Multiclub hillclimb – Gippsland Car Club
Australian Hillclimb Championship at Mt Cotton, QLD
The national championship will be hosted by the MG Car Club of Queensland
Dates – Thursday 20 to Sunday 23 October 2022
Updates via the MGCC website - https://www.mgccq.org.au/ahc2022
Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 October
Historic hillclimb at Mt. Tarrengower hosted by the Bendigo Car Club
Entries now open
All details from www.bendigocarclub.com.au
Update from Rob Roy
As you would be aware, this year’s Schedule of Events has been very tenuous as a consequence of not knowing how the Civil works might proceed as a result of the upgrade works.
Fortunately, the MGCC have managed to fit in VHC Round 1 and Rounds 1 and 2 of the Interclub Challenge. At this time there are two events remaining
As works are progressing so slowly, and in the hope we can proceed with these two outstanding events, we believe it is prudent to re-schedule them as follows
OCTOBER 23 INTERCLUB CHALLENGE R3
NOVEMBER 20 31ST HISTORIC & CLASSIC
ENTRY DETAILS:
The intention is Entry Forms and Supplementary Regulations will be issued in the normal way.
Should either event NOT proceed full refunds will be made.
The Interclub Challenge will not be the official opening of the revised venue but it will provide an opportunity to try it out.
-The track should be re-sealed with the “dip” long hated by many at the far end of the causeway removed.
-A chicane introduced on driver’s left between turns 2 & 3. (This will add some interest to the track and hopefully reduce the terminal velocity of cars at the Finish line)
-New concrete tyre cleaning pad established before you enter the Brake Shoes start area.
-Return road sealed with a direct link back to the Pits without having to use the causeway.
-Hopefully some of the internal roads will also have been sealed.
-Additional Octundas added onto existing building.
Follow this link to the MGCC Facebook page to see some images of the civil works carried out at Rob Roy - Facebook