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The prize winners of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship and the FIA International Hill Climb Cup gathered in Porto to receive the trophies so deservedly won at the climax of this long and passionately contested season.

Hill Climb: Italian Simone Faggioli and Macedonian Igor Stefanovski take the top spots in the FIA European Hill Climb Championship, succeeding…Simone Faggioli and Igor Stefanovksi.

Hill Climb: Simone Faggioli has done it again with another resounding victory at the 65th edition of the longest race of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship.

In addition to playing host to the fifth round of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship, the Ecce Homo course also welcomed the FIA Historic Hill Climb Championship. This was the third event, which saw the Czech Republic taking up the mantle from previous hosts Austria (Rechbergrennen) and Slovakia (Moris Cup, Jahodna).

Hill Climb: Ecce Homo, the longest-standing of the Czech events, once again saw Simone Faggioli lead in the general classification, but the local drivers monopolised the group wins.

Simone Faggioli remains on top of the charts in the E2-SC category of the FIA European Hill Climb championship after the rounds of Spain and Portugal, but the two events saw Fausto Bormolini and Sébastien Petit battling ruthlessly in single seaters of the E2-SS class.

246 drivers expected at the Rechbergrennen