What Speed / Hillclimb Series

[robertb]

Sorry to hi-jack your site, but I've got a busa cateringvan that I want to enter in a sprint-hillclimb series in the North (well somewhere near Yorkshire) for next year. Any suggestions?

[Mark Stanton]

Harewood Hillclimbs own Championship     a fantastic hill      

Then there's the Longton and Dist Championship and the WSCC Speed Series has a few venues oooop North    

[V 8]

And the Auto 66 championship

'evenin Mr S

[robertb]

I've done Harewood before in someone elses car and it is a good hill but it doesn't seem to have a class that a busa engined kit car will be competitive.

Which championships are busas really competitive in?

(I know I've got to improve my driving too!)

[cast iron]

Auto66 do Northern venues

Croft - Olivers mount - Elvington - Cadwell - 3 Sisters - Harewood. Entry fees usually about £80.00 an event and you get a double header weekend at Olivers for about £100. You need to run 1A tyres or you are in the libre class. Aeroscreens are ok in road going

[Terry Everall]

I think my Busa was always competetive even on 1B tyres or slicks.

[slippy]

Auto66 do Northern venues

Croft - Olivers mount - Elvington - Cadwell - 3 Sisters - Harewood. Entry fees usually about £80.00 an event and you get a double header weekend at Olivers for about £100. You need to run 1A tyres or you are in the libre class. Aeroscreens are ok in road going

What he said  

[robertb]

Thanks gents,

I've had a look at the web-sites and Auto 66 does look the best fit for a catering busa.

These 1A list tyres, which are the best/stickiest for sprints/hillclimbs?