2014 International Hill Climb Cup

The 2014 FIA International Hill Climb Cup was the first edition of the FIA International Hill Climb Cup, after the merging of the FIA European Hill Climb Cup and the FIA International Hill Climb Challenge.^[1] The season consisted of fourteen rounds, starting on 27 April with the Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz in Spain, and ended on 5 October with the Bergrennen Mickhausen in Germany.^[2]

In Category 1, Bulgaria's Nikolay Zlatkov was the inaugural champion, winning three events during the season. He won the championship by 35 points ahead of Italian driver Fulvio Giuliani, who also won three events. Third place in the championship went to Karl Schagerl of Austria, who won his home event of the Sankt Andrae. The remaining events were shared between Igor Drotár, Andreas Gabat, Raúl Borreguero, Tomasz Nagorski and Tiago Reis, while Fausto Bormolini won the last two events during the season, but was ineligible to score championship points. In Category 2, Václav Janík of the Czech Republic was crowned champion by 21 points ahead of Switzerland's Tiziano Riva with another Czech driver, Jiří Svoboda, edging out Simone Faggioli by half a point for third place in the final championship standings.

Calendar

Round	Dates	Venue	City	Country
1	25 – 27 April	XIX Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz	Ubrique	Spain
2	9 – 11 May	Bieszczadzki Hill Climb	Bieszczadzki	Poland
3	16 – 18 May	45° Verzegnis Sella Chianzutan	Verzegnis	Italy
4	30–May – 1 June	Moris Cup Jahodná	Košice	Slovakia
5	7 – 8 June	Rampa da Covilhã/Serra da Estrela	Covilhã	Portugal
6	13 – 15 June	42° Pieve Santo Stefano-Passo dello Spino	Pieve Santo Stefano	Italy
7	21 – 22 June	GHD Gorjanci	Gornja Težka Voda	Slovenia
8	5 – 6 July	Trento Bondone	Trento	Italy
9	12 – 13 July	Sankt Andrae	Kitzeck im Sausal	Austria
10	2 – 3 August	Osnabrücker Bergrennen	Osnabrück	Germany
11	9 – 10 August	GHD Lučine	Lučine	Slovenia
12	6 – 7 September	50ª Coppa Bruno Carotti/ Rieti – Terminillo	Monte Terminillo, (Rieti)	Italy
13	27 – 28 September	44° Trofeo Vallecamonica	Malegno	Italy
14	4 – 5 October	Bergrennen Mickhausen	Mickhausen	Germany

Event results

Race	Cat	Podium
		Place	Driver	Car
XIX Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz	I	1	Raúl Borreguero	Mosler MT 900 R
		2	José Antonio Aznar	Porsche 997 GT3 Cup
		3	Sergi Pañella	Mistubishi Lancer Evo IX
	II	1	Angela Vilariño	Norma 3000
		2	José Antonio López-Fombona	Audi Quattro DTM
		3	n.a.	n.a.
Bieszczadzki Hill Climb	I	1	Tomasz Nagórski	Subaru Impreza 4
		2	Igor Drotár	Skoda Fabia WRC
		3	Dubai	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo
	II	1	Václav Janík	Lola B02/50
		2	Petr Trnka	Gloria C8FT
		3	Jirí Svoboda	Norma M20F
45° Verzegnis Sella Chianzutan	I	1	Andreas Gabat	Ford Escort Cosworth
		2	Karl Schagerl	VW Golf Rallye
		3	Fulvio Giuliani	Lancia Delta EVO
	II	1	Christian Merli	Osella PA 2000
		2	Omar Magliona	Osella PA 21Evo
		3	Achille Lombardi	Radical SR 4
Moris Cup Jahondná	I	1	Tomasz Nagórski	Subaru Impreza 4
		2	Igor Drotár	Skoda Fabia WRC
		3	Dubai	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo
	II	1	Václav Janík	Lola B02/50
		2	Petr Trnka	Gloria C8FT
		3	Jirí Svoboda	Norma M20F
Rampa da Covilhã/Serra da Estrela[3]	I	1	Tiago Reis	Ford Fiesta S2000
		2	Manuel Correia	Skoda Fabia
		3	n.a	n.a
	II	1	n.a	n.a
		2	n.a	n.a
		3	n.a	n.a
42° Pieve Santo Stefano-Passo dello Spino[4]	I	1	Fulvio Giuliani	Lancia Delta EVO
		2	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
		3	Roberto di Giuseppe	Alfa Romeo 155 GTA
	II	1	Simone Faggioli	Norma M20FC
		2	Christian Merli	Osella PA 2000
		3	Omar Magliona	Osella PA 21/S EVO
GHD Gorjanci[5]	I	1	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
		2	Istvan Kavecz	BMW E90
		3	Tomislav Muhvić	Mistubishi Evo IX
	II	1	Václav Janík	Lola B02/50
		2	Jirí Svoboda	Norma M20F
		3	Laszlo Szasz	Reynard Zytek R 3000
Trento Bondone[6]	I	1	Fulvio Giuliani	Lancia Delta EVO
		2	Marco Gramenzi	Alfa Romeo
		3	Michele Ghirardo	Honda Civic EK4
	II	1	Simone Faggioli	Norma M20FC
		2	Christian Merli	Osella PA 2000
		3	Domenico Scola	Osella PA 2000
Sankt Andrae Kitzeck[7]	I	1	Karl Schagerl	VW Golf Rallye
		2	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
		3	Pailer Felix	Lancia Idelta Integrale
	II	1	Eric Berguerand	Lola FA 99 F3000
		2	Riva Tiziano	Reynard 92D Cosworth
		3	Laszlo Szasz	Reynard Zytek R 3000
Osnabrücker Bergrennen[8]	I	1	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
		2	Nicolas Werver	Porsche GT3 Cup 997
		3	René Ruch	Ferrari 355 GT
	II	1	Eric Berguerand	Lola FA 99 F3000
		2	Patrik Zajelsnik	Norma M20F
		3	Philippe Guélat	Lola T94/50 Cosworth F3000
GHD Lučine[9]	I	1	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
		2	Fulvio Giuliani	Lancia Delta EVO
		3	Matevž Boh	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
	II	1	Federico Liber	Formula Gloria C8F
		2	Riva Tiziano	Reynard 92D Cosworth
		3	Václav Janík	Lola B02/50
50ª Coppa Bruno Carotti[10]	I	1	Marco Iacoangeli	BMW 320i
		2	Piero Nappi	Ferrari 550
		3	Davide C. Tancredi	Ford Escort RS Turbo
	II	1	Simone Faggioli	Norma M20FC
		2	Domenico Scola	Osella PA 2000
		3	Omar Magliona	Osella PA 21Evo
44° Trofeo Vallecamonica[11]	I	1	Fulvio Giuliani	Lancia Delta EVO
		2	Marco Sbrollini	Lancia Delta Evo
		3	Luigi Sambuco	Renault Clio RS
	II	1	Fausto Bormolini	Reynard K02
		2	Riva Tiziano	Reynard 92D Cosworth
		3	Christian Merli	Osella PA 2000
Bergrennen Mickhausen[12][13]	I	1	Andreas Gabat	Ford Escort Cosworth
		2	Karl Schagerl	VW Golf Rallye
		3	Nikolay Zlatkov	Audi Quattro S1
	II	1	Simone Faggioli	Norma M20FC
		2	Christian Merli	Osella PA 2000
		3	Eric Berguerand	Lola FA 99 F3000

See also

Wikimedia Commons has media related to European Hill Climb Championship.

• European Hill Climb Championship
• Hillclimbing
• Mont Ventoux Hill Climb

References

External links

• - website about Czech and European hill climbs
• - Most complete European Hill Climb Championship race results 1957-today by ing. Roman Krejčí