Hagerty Hill Climb

Hagerty Hill Climb

We bring together an eclectic mix of cars to tackle the historic Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb course. A mouth-watering selection of 50 competition and road cars are hand-picked by the team to put on a high-octane, tyre-smoking display for visitors.

When and where

11 May
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location
Shelsley Walsh, Worcester, WR6 6RP
Hagerty Hill Climb
Start your engines and pull on your driving gloves – we’re hitting the hill! Steeped in history and widely regarded as one of the most thrilling hill climbs in the UK, Shelsley Walsh makes the ideal venue for the 2024 Hagerty Hillclimb weekend – and you can join us.
Hagerty Hill Climb

Run what you brung!

As well as the selection of 50 competition and road cars that have been hand-picked by the team, we offer you the chance to ‘run what you brung’ and drive your own special car at speed at one of the most memorable motorsport locations in the UK – no specialist equipment is needed, just long sleeves, trousers and a helmet!

Free from the stress of a track day, the Hagerty Hill Climb is a fantastic way to experience your classic car in a new and exciting way. Tickets are limited, so don’t wait too long!

Since 1905, in the rolling hills of Worcestershire, Shelsley Walsh has played host to the great and good of motorsport, making it the oldest motor sport event still held on its original course.

Hagerty Hill Climb

On the day

For visitors, there’s plenty more to see and do at the Hagerty Hillclimb. Away from the action on the hill, there’ll be great food and drink, free access to the paddock so you can get up close and personal to the cars tackling the hill and much, much more!

We are busy planning a whole host of activities for our day, so stay tuned to this page as well as Hagerty’s social media for the latest news and updates.

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FAQs

How much are tickets?

Tickets start at £25 per car, meaning you can bring all the family for a full-on day of motorsport action for less than the price of a trip to the cinema!

We’re also offering limited ‘Run What You Brung’ spaces to take your classic up the hill – these are just £135 and will get you a minimum of 3 runs, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the magic of Shelsley Walsh from a unique perspective.

Tickets are limited, so book yours today and keep checking our social channels and website for more updates on the event!

What time do gates open?

Gates open on both days at 8.30am, with the first cars away from the start line at 9.00am. Tickets are strictly limited across all categories, so don’t miss out!

What is a Hill Climb?

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.

What safety equipment do I need to take my car up the hill?

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.

My son or daughter want to passenger in the car with me. Can they?

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 What?

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.

What else is happening?

Away from the action on the hill, there’ll be great options for food and drink, including a fully-licensed bar, all set in the beauty of Shelsley’s courtyard.

Motorsport fans of all ages will have the chance to win exclusive merch as the Hagerty Race Simulator returns for 2024 too!

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