Prescott Hill Climb Gloucs. Alfa Day?

[cloverboy145]

Hi Folks.

Was down at the Prescott Hill Climb yesterday, visiting the bugatti heritage centre. I got talking to the club office staff and they are willing to arrange track days for owners clubs etc outside of championship event weekends. What I'm wanting to do, as I live 30 mins away from there, is arrange a day for us Alfa folks to come and have a try with our lovely machines.
Now at this moment in time I want to find out how many people would be intersted in attending this kind of event. Once I know ball park numbers I would be able to liase with the club office on dates numbers and prices.

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Prescott Speed Hill Climb

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[Gibbo]

Don't the Cotswold section of AROC already do something there??
It seems to ring a bell

[cloverboy145]

Cool. Could someone post more details.

Cheers!!

[Mark_Grimshaw]

Hi

The Cotswold section of AROC support the Rotary Classic Car event at Prescott.

This year it is on Sunday 10th May and it pretty well booked up last I heard they only had a few places left.

Because it is a Classic Car event the cars have to be pre 1980 to be eligable to enter the none timed runs up the hill.

Full details and an application form are available on the diary page of the AROC Cotswold section website.

The Cotswold section also have a static display at this event in the orchard right next to the Bugatti Heritage centre which is open to any Alfa but you still need to complete the form (not for us but for Cleeve Rotary) included in this is a cavalacade up the hill at lunchtime.

I am aware that Prescott will also open up the hill to clubs which I think is where this thread started I think it is about £100 per car.

Cheers

Mark G

[Ross Parker]

i would be interested as live the same distance away.try putting this in the south west section too.

[pas5898]

I'd be interested. I live in Worcestershire, so not too far away for me.

[Mark_Grimshaw]

The classic event was last sunday and there are some photos on the AROC Cotswolds website if anyone is interested.

Cheers

Mark G