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Specifically programmed to take place the end of the season, the FIA Hill Climb Masters is the great annual gathering of the very best hill climb drivers. The Masters aspire to be the Grand Finale of the year just passed for the winners of the national and international championships and to be an...

ASN The Autoclub of the Czech Republic (Autoklub České Republiky - ACCR) Website: www.autoklub.cz ORGANISERS AMK Ecce Homo Šternberk v AMK Nádrazni 60 78501 Šternberk Czech Republic President: Mr Vlastimil Malik Telephone: +420 585 013 400 Email: masters@fia.com Website: www.eccehomo.cz LOCATION (...

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The new FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup will see cars built and raced between 1971 and 1984 (inclusive) back in action. There will be two categories featured – both for machines up to two-litres. Category 1 is for cars of the 1971-1978 period, while Category 2 will see the more recent 1979-1984 racers. The Cup will be bringing back some legendary racing marques such as Chevron, Ralt, March and Argo to name but a few. The cars were driven in period by equally legendary drivers, including the likes of Elio de Angelis, Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet and Alain Prost. Formula 3 is a category which, in its former days just as today, proves to be the key stepping-stone to Formula 1. The FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup will be unique celebration of the category, its cars and history, and the first event will be held at the 2018 Historic Grand Prix Zandvoort, the same place where the 1978 European Championship first round was held some 40 years ago.

They go by the name of Lotus, Brabham, Ferrari, Tyrrell, Williams, Arrows, Wolf, Osella, Ligier, Matra, Surtees, Shadow, Ensign, Trojan, Hesketh, March, Copersucar, Theodore...

With 175 drivers registered and 20 national teams ready to battle it out for the Nations Cup, the 2018 edition of the FIA Hill Climb Masters is likely to be full of promise and passion.

Even before registration opens for the drivers, the FIA Hill Climb Masters, which will be held in Gubbio, Italy on 12-14 October, can already be sure to beat one record: that of the most national teams entered in a Nations Cup.