Trier hill climb
Coordinates: 49 ° 45 ′ 47.2 " N , 6 ° 47 ′ 10.3" E
The Trier hill climb was a hill climb for automobiles, which has also been part of the European Hill Climb Championship since 1991 .
The venue was the winding county road 82 in the Trier-Saarburg district . The section used for sport ran from Fell to Thomm . Over a length of 3715 m with an average gradient of 6.3% in five switchbacks, 233 meters of altitude were overcome. The race was organized by Racing Team Trier eV
The Trier hill climb was held from 1971 to 2011. At first the route was 3.06 km long. In 1987 it was extended to 3.39 km and in 1992 to the route length of 3.715 km. From 2002 to 2015, the route was also used by the World Rally Championship as part of the Rally Germany , but in the opposite direction of the hill climb.
The track length of 3715 m was actually not enough for the European Championship, where the single length should be at least 5 km. But thanks to a separate return route, the organizer of the FIA was able to guarantee the implementation of three races, which means that when the races are added up, the 11.145 km route length exceeds the requirement of 10 km with two races as in the other events.
The European Hill Climb Championship will be held from 2013 onwards through the Glasbach Race in the Thuringian Forest .
Records
The course record for racing cars is 1: 29.786 minutes and was set in 2010 by Simone Faggioli in an Osella -FA 30 Group D / E2-SS racing car. The track record for touring cars was set in 2011 by Georg Plasa from the Upper Bavarian town of Warngau in a BMW E82 Group E1 with a Judd V8 engine with a time of 1: 38.783 minutes.
Overall winner
- 2011: Marcel Steiner, Switzerland
- 2010: Simone Faggioli , Italy
- 2009: Laszlo Szasz, Hungary
- 2008: Lionel Régal , France
- 2007: Ander Vilariño , Spain
- 2006: Renzo Napione, Italy
- 2005: Ander Vilariño, Spain
- 2004: Lionel Regal, France
- 2003: Laszlo Szasz, Hungary
- 2002: Laszlo Szasz, Hungary
- 2001: Walter Leitgeb, Austria
- 2000: Franz Tschager, Italy
- 1999: Pasquale Irlando , Italy
- 1998: Renzo Napione, Italy
- 1997: Rüdiger Faustmann, Germany
- 1996: Rüdiger Faustmann, Germany
- 1995: Heinz Steiner, Switzerland
- 1994: Francesco Egozkue, Spain
- 1993: Martin Krisam, jun., Germany
- 1992: Herbert Stenger , Germany
- 1991: Herbert Stenger, Germany
- 1990: Ander Vilariño, Spain
- 1989: Michel Arbeit, France
Web links
- Racing Team Trier eV website (archive)
- Route plan (archive)
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.berg-zeitnahme.net/html/verbindungen/2011/trier/rennen_klassen.pdf ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
