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Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb Reg Phillips Meeting Saturday 3Rd July Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb Reg Phillips Meeting Saturday 3rd July Class AA Standard Cars No. Name Car c.c. Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Award 14H Rob Thomson Renault Clio 172 Cup 1998 39.05 38.50 Class A1 Road Cars Series Production Cars up to 1400cc 17S Dominic Hayes Austin Mini 1380 1380 41.52 39.77 41.68 1st 18 Richard Salisbury Austin Healey Sebring Sprite 1380 47.92 47.85 19N Samuel Rosenthal Fiat Panda 1368 47.16 45.90 48.20 719N Peter Rosenthal Fiat Panda 1400 46.31 45.47 Class A2 Road Cars Series Production Cars over 1400cc up to 2000cc 21M David West Peugeot 106 Gti 1760 38.13 36.63 1st 721M Nicolas West Peugeot 106 GTI 1760 FAIL 36.69 2nd 24 James Robinson Renault Renaultsport Clio 197 1988 42.25 40.97 25 Mark Tudor Ford Escort 1600 42.78 41.93 26MH Peter Taylor Mazda mx5 1998 38.86 36.80 3rd 27 Christopher Tabor Riley Special 1500 46.78 45.82 46.32 28H Jay Elliott Honda S2000 1995 29M Ryan Evans Mini Cooper S 1598 44.61 41.50 729M Tim Griffin Mini Cooper s 1598 41.90 40.74 30 Andrew Clayworth Peugeot GTi 1580 31S Martin Collins Toyota Mr2 1598 45.01 44.57 32 Martin Ellis Ford Escort MK2 1760 33 Anna May Furness Peugeot 106 Gti 1600 38.11 37.49 41.71 Class A3 Road Cars Series Production Cars over 2000cc 36S Tim King BMW 135M 2998 39.93 37.72 37S Peter Ash Tvr Griffith 500 4997 42.63 41.07 38 Will Gough Alfa Romeo 4C 1750 40.14 38.58 39S Mike Mohr Porsche Clubsport GT3 3600 38.19 36.51 2nd 40M Aaron Perrott Aston Martin Vantage V8 4300 37.88 36.14 1st 41 Martin Paine Triumph TR6 2500 43.49 43.78 42 Howard Davies Alfa Romeo Gt 3.2 V6 3200 41.40 41.68 43S Phil James Porsche Cayman 3.4 S 3400 37.94 36.63 3rd 44 Annette Bingham Porsche Boxster 2500 44.84 40.89 744 Mark Lawton Porsche Boxster 2500 41.08 39.89 45S John Watts Porsche 911 Sc 3000 44.43 42.13 47H Rob Kuschel mini cooper s 1600 40.92 40.51 44.31 73N Jeremy Sladen Renault Megane 1998 40.14 39.27 Class A4 Road Cars Series Production Cars 4 Wheel Drive of any engine capacity 49S Graham Godfrey Audi TT Mk1 1781 36.83 37.44 50S Paul Harris Mitsubishi Evo 6 2000 34.10 33.42 1st 52H Richard Etheridge Subaru Impreza 2500 35.75 36.67 Class A5 Road Cars Series Production Cars with space framed or non ferrous chassis 22S Chris Westwood Lotus Elise s2 1796 41.15 39.67 23 Keith Bristow Lotus 2 Eleven 1796 37.17 36.53 1st 723 Tim Grasby Lotus 2 Eleven 1796 41.52 39.87 55N Andrew Nicoll Lotus ELise 1800 41.09 Class B1 Road Cars Specialist Production Cars up to 1700cc 58M George Newrick Westfield Seiw 1699 38.72 37.42 59N Tim Monk Fisher Fury 1300 36.27 34.66 1st 60H Lee Gavins MNR Vortex 1400 61S Jonathan Gething Caterham Academy 1600 37.91 36.61 Class B2 Road Cars Specialist Production Cars over 1700cc 62M Oliver Wright Westfield Sew 1997 35.76 34.18 39.54 1st 63H Tim Richardson Caterham 420R 2000 36.85 35.93 64H Anthony Earl Caterham Roadsport 1800 35.32 34.39 65N Julian Lloyd Mazda Roadster (MX5 Import) 1830 49.22 48.52 765N Jonathan Lloyd Mazda Roadster (MX5 Import) 1830 104 chris bennett Caterham 7 Roadsport 1796 36.66 35.62 Key: B = BARC Connaught Speed Championship S = MAC Sunrise Speed Championship M = Midland Speed Championship H = The Triple M/Pirelli HSA Speed Championship R = Revington TR/TR Register Sprint & Hill Climb Championship Key: F = 500 Owners Association Speed Championship N = Triple M/Pirelli NSCC 2021 Speed Championship Page 1 Class C1 Modified Cars Series Production Cars up to 1400cc No. Name Car c.c. Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Award 68M Mike Gallery Morris Cooper S 1380 38.24 37.71 39.21 69S Stephen Baxter Peugeot RWL Motorsport 205 1905 36.04 36.47 38.67 1st 769S Stewart Rothwell Peugeot RWL Motorsport 205 1905 37.23 37.04 39.80 Class C3 Modified Cars Series Production Cars over 2000cc 74 James Herbert Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5 2300 40.02 32.52 774 Jim Herbert Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5 2300 33.12 32.25 Class D Modified Cars Specialist Production Cars 78H Martyn Turner MNR Vortx 1000 35.62 32.58 2nd 79S John Goodreds Caterham 7 Supersport 2000 37.07 36.47 40.61 80 Jerry Neary Westfield Sei 1998 39.56 37.48 81M Craig Spooner Westfield Seiw 1798 35.26 37.03 82M John Bradshaw Westfield SEiW 2100 33.39 30.86 1st 83M Graham Frankland Westfield SE 1796 37.53 35.13 Class F Sports Libre Cars up to 2000cc 85M Paul Jones Radical Sr3 Rs 1496 32.61 31.86 34.03 2nd 86 Robin Nicholson Mallock Mk20 1700 33.47 31.60 1st 87M David Bickley Radical SR1 1340 34.15 33.65 88S James Collins Vw Beetle 1303 2700 37.96 38.36 90H Chris Fulke Greville Turner Modsports MK2 Ford VUD 701 1824 43.99 41.35 91S Andrew Burt Mallock Mk 32 1998 36.84 36.06 92SH Anthony Brown AUDI TT 1781 37.33 36.23 97M Stephen King ROTOR JT7C 998 41.50 39.16 Class G Sports Libre Cars over 2000cc 95S Eamon Collins Audi TT 1781 37.97 38.42 96 Steve Mundy ford fiesta 2000 39.09 37.76 42.41 Class I Racing Cars over 600cc up to 1100cc 99M Stuart Bickley Jedi TDF 1000 28.78 28.56 1st 100 Roland Knott Oms Hornet 1070 32.03 101H Luke Trotman Force HC 998 31.86 31.63 102 Mark Schlanker Force HC 998 28.81 29.57 2nd 103S Nigel Pitt OMS 2000 1100 31.49 30.84 37.80 105H Ben Bonfield Jedi Mk4 998 30.52 30.53 805H Tony Bonfield Jedi Mk4 998 33.89 33.19 Class J1 Formula Ford Racing Cars up to 1600cc pre 1994 106 Richard Ames Van Diemen Rf88 1598 Class J2 Racing Cars over 1100cc up to 1600cc 108H Nicholas Scott Force TA 1596 109SM Rob Anscombe Empire Evo 1585 31.82 30.25 Class M1 Classic Saloons and Sports Cars pre 1975 (target times) No. Name Car c.c. TargetRun 1 Run 2 Run 3 Award 112S David Lewis Austin A40 1330 48.87 48.00 47.76 113S Briony Serrell Elva Mk7 1599 41.10 37.45 36.80 2nd 114S Bill Drysdale Porsche 904 FF Special 2341 42.35 39.75 39.57 44.02 115S Mike Hawley Healey Silverstone Jaguar 3800 47.91 41.64 43.67 1st 116 Simon Taylor Hwm The Stovebolt Special 5960 41.05 38.75 37.87 42.19 117H Nicholas Batt Austin Mini 1293 45.05 45.45 118 Simon Durling Alpine A110 1796 41.54 40.11 39.75 119S Bruce Atkinson Alfa Romeo GT Junior 1962 40.61 38.68 38.54 120 Richard Gatley Frazer Nash Bmw 319 Type 45 Saloon 1911 57.43 53.79 53.25 Class M2 Classic Sports Libre and Racing Cars pre 1975 (target times) 123S David Gidden Lotus 23 1596 38.02 34.74 34.84 124S Brian Meddings Lotus 51 1600 47.80 44.92 42.60 1st 125S Malcolm Thorne Lotus Type 35 F2 Tc 1600 38.61 34.26 34.00 2nd 126S Sarah Thorne Lotus 20 22 1600 35.91 33.58 33.53 127 James Baxter Cooper T90 F5000 5000 34.45 31.86 33.38 35.82 128S Nick Stephens Mallock Mk11b 1700 39.07 36.52 36.61 129 Jolyon Harrison Surtees Formula 5000 4995 42.13 39.60 49.27 38.85 130 Paul Baker Richard Bolster Special 1318 Key: B = BARC Connaught Speed Championship S = MAC Sunrise Speed Championship M = Midland Speed Championship H = The Triple M/Pirelli HSA Speed Championship R = Revington TR/TR Register Sprint & Hill Climb Championship Key: F = 500 Owners Association Speed Championship N = Triple M/Pirelli NSCC 2021 Speed Championship Page 2 Class SHS Shelsley Specials (target times) No. Name Car c.c. Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Award 133 Martin Walford Farley Special Mk2 1020 36.17 134H Peter Hubbard MAXIMUS GT 3600 45.10 56.35 46.68 Class FH1 500 Owners Association up to 500cc 136F William Irving Cooper Mk IX 499 42.12 47.39 42.96 137F Jan Nycz Staride Mk 111 499 40.43 52.76 138F John Dent Cooper Mk. 8 500 40.22 47.75 2nd 139F Finlay Mackintosh Cooper Mark II 499 39.45 45.65 40.94 1st 140F Max Mackintosh Cooper Mk. VI 500 41.25 48.19 141F Andrew Raynor Cooper MKV 500 500 42.52 48.67 44.57 142F Mike Wood Iota CB2 500 42.73 52.49 44.70 143F Stuart Barnes Iota P.101 500 56.47 144F Alistair Dent Hornet F3 499 145F Richard Robarts Cooper Mark 4 500 44.04 50.19 45.25 Class FH2 500 Owners Association over 500cc 148F John de Veuve Brasier Raceabout 1098 149F Russell Haynes Elva 200 Formula Junior 1098 35.89 48.57 849F Mark Haynes Elva 200 Formula Junior 1098 38.65 38.80 Class RTR Revington TR TR Register Sprint Hill Climb Championship 153R Richard Durrant Triumph Tr4a 2238 43.53 53.21 154R Tom Purves Triumph TR3A 2180 44.01 50.82 155R Chris Roberts Triumph TR8 3500 47.91 56.90 156R Roger McEwen Triumph TR6 PI 2598 43.81 52.73 157R Hamish Roscoe Triumph TR3A 2187 42.28 46.60 42.60 158R Robert MacGregor triumph dolomite sprint 1998 41.97 160R Steve Small Triumph TR7V8 4632 41.11 45.61 38.37 1st 161R Nick Smith Triumph TR6 2600 38.83 2nd ...................................................................................................
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