Hagerty Hill Climb

Ticket Prices

For a limited time only ticket prices are being held at 2026 prices – but not for long! Buy yours today and take advantage of the price freeze – whilst it lasts!

• Run What You Brung Ticket
  Non members: Regular: £150
  HDC members: Regular: £112.5
  Includes three runs up the hill.
• General Admission
  Non members: Regular:£30
  HDC members: Regular: £22.5
  This covers everyone in your vehicle – even if you arrive in a minibus, one simple flat fee applies!
• Hagerty Drivers Club Members Area Access: £15 per person
  You’ll gain access to the Hagerty Drivers Club members area, get a free drink of your choice from our licensed bar, complimentary snacks and comfy seating for when you need a break from the action. Kids can enter for free with a paying adult.
• Camping: £0 for a limited time only
  Friday 14th May, simply add to your order. Due to popular demand we are upping the ante for 2027! Expect light entertainment, more facilities, and even more reasons to make the Hill Climb an overnight stay!

Hagerty Hill Climbs runs from 9am – 5pm. Run What You Brung ticket holders will be sent more detailed information, for their specific ticket type, closer to the event date.

Hill Climbing is one of Britain’s oldest forms of motorsport – each car is given a set number of runs up a hill, with the aim of being able to complete that run in the shortest time possible – as the day progresses the drivers become more familiar with the hill and find quicker and quicker times as they compete not only against the clock, but also against opposing drivers to set the fastest time of the day.

You’ll need a helmet – a small number of which are available to borrow from Shelsley. You’ll also need to wear a long sleeve top and trousers – T-shirts and shorts are not allowed.

No children under 12 are allowed in a car heading up the hill. Children over 12 must wear a helmet, long-sleeve tops and trousers.

Shelsley Walsh is regarded as one of the best hill climb venues not only in the UK, but in the world. Set in the stunning Worcestershire hills, it opened in 1905, and has held events continuously since then, only pausing for World War II and the COVID 19 pandemic.

Shelsley Walsh is a great place to watch these cars in action – a walk up the hill will offer you outstanding views of the area and of each car as it aims to do its best.

Over the years, 1000s of cars have competed on the hill, with drivers such as Stirling Moss having tried their luck on the course – the fastest time ever on the hill was recorded in 2021 when Sean Gould completed the 1000 yrd (910m) course in just 22.37 seconds.

• Cars charging up the hill all day long
• An open, lively paddock full of cars and the people that own them
• A welcoming, social atmosphere for drivers, spectators, and families alike
• From first-timers to seasoned hill climbers, everyone shares the same grin at the finish line…
• HDC members area