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The 'Reminiscence' day held at Bo'ness on the 17th May 2007 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the inaugural meeting of the British Hill Climb Championship generated an upsurge of enthusiasm and support for the resumption of motor sport on this famous old hill. The essence of the site exists in the survival of the course from the Start to above the Courtyard; the final straight with its artificial 'Snake' bend being the only portion to have been lost.
The Bo'ness Hill Climb Revival Club was founded to bring speed hill climbing back to Bo'ness and the first event was held on August 9/10, 2008. This has proved to be a very welcome addition to the portfolio of Historic Motorsport in Scotland, and does not compete in any way with established clubs, organisers, venues and championships.
The 2009 Revival Meeting took place on 12/13th September on a hill which has been extended by 250 yards. The club has also improved the paddock with new roads. For the first time in 50 years motorbikes gave some demonstration runs to give spectators a taste of what they can expect to see in 2010. More details on LATEST NEWS.
2009 Revival Double Header BTD Winner
Andy Smith in his Morgan +8
BHCR and Bo'ness Hill Climb Revival are trading names of the Bo'ness Hill Climb Revival Limited
Bo'ness Hill Climb Revival Limited is a company registered in Scotland under Company Number SC345445
Registered Office: BHCR, Kinburn Castle, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9DR
MSA Registration No. 213183
SACU Affiliated
Last updated 19 January 2010
