Held at Limanowa in Poland, the ninth round of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship did not really reveal any surprises, except in the categories in which local drivers were armed for victory. They certainly did not miss their chance in Groups N, S20 and E2-SH!

An incredible race, with impressive results: the weather conditions wreaked havoc at Trento-Bondone, so much so that the first two runner-up spots were won by closed cars!

Thoroughly drenched and hindered by rain, the Glasbachrennen in Germany witnessed the first ever overall victory for the Austrian Christoph Lampert at the wheel of his Osella FA30 Zytek. Timo Bernhard, the guest of honour and two-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, outran the competition in Category 1.

Christian Merli continues to steamroll his way through the events of the 2019 FIA European Hill Climb Championship: in Sternberk, Czech Republic, the Italian achieved his fifth victory in a row!

The trial phase of the “Pf” (Performance Factor) is well under way in the FIA European Hill Climb Championship, and early signals are encouraging.

Even though he won two of the three climbs in the fourth round of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship in Spain, Simone Faggioli lost by seven tenths of a second to Christian Merli in the aggregate times of each driver. However, the narrowing of the gap is a promising sign for the upcoming events, which will be held in the Czech Republic, Germany and Italy

Christian Merli’s domination continues, with no sign of sharing it up until now, at the FIA European Hill Climb Championship: he was once again unrivalled in Portugal, the third round of the season.