1959 British Hillclimb Championship DVD - Description
Speed Hillclimbing - racing cars against the clock, driving on a
point-to-point tarmac course uphill in unlimited machinery - was, and still is,
one of Britain's most popular forms of motorsport. The 1959 British Hillclimb
Championship was a classic season.
For the first time witness the spectacle of cars such as Coopers, Lotus and
ERAs being driven to the limit, and sometimes beyond, at classic hillclimb
venues such as Prescott and Shelsley Walsh. Plus venues no longer in use, such
as Westbrook Hay and Stapleford Airfield. Enjoy Hillclimb specialist, David
Boshier-Jones, battling for titles honours with one of motorsport's great
all-rounders, Tony Marsh.
This charming colour film has been unseen since 1959. The original film print
has been remastered and brought to DVD for the very first time. It is yet
another classic document from the fantastic motorsport archive of David Roscoe.
A must for any true historic motor racing fan.
EXTRA FEATURES: 1963 BRSCC meeting at Wiscombe
Park - 1973 VSCC meeting at Shelsley Walsh - 1974
VSCC meeting at
Curborough.
