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Six times Wiscombe Park Champion Ian Ingleheart was trying hard to retain his title The season at Wiscombe Park drew to a close with two consecutive weekends of action featuring the fastest cars, drivers and riders in the South West.  Speed September got off the start line with the 49th running of the two-day Five Clubs  event. The highlight of the weekend was rounds 5 and 6 of the Wiscombe Tillicoultry Quarries Championship. This 7 round Championship was first held in 2002 a

Matt Ryder - Claimed FTD on both days maintaining his Championship lead Wiscombe Park’s British Championship event was a record breaker in every way. The event being part of a 30-round Championship that takes competitors to venues from Doune in Scotland to Wiscombe Park and includes events in Ireland and the Channel Islands.  The practice sessions on Saturday morning were completed under overcast skies with a light shower of rain mid-morning forcing drivers to treat the sharp

Torbay MC's Jon Langmead was in record breaking form The Wiscombe Park 2025 season started in relentless fashion at the end of April with three race weekends in a month. The racing got underway with the Woolbridge Motor Club Spring meeting. Then the clocks were turned back to the earliest days of motorsport with the 500 Owners Association and the world-famous Vintage Sports-Car Club taking to the hill. Then it was Torbay Motor Club’s turn in the spotlight, celebrating their 7

David Morris - ERA R11B "Humphrey" The Vintage Sports-Car Club is one of the oldest car clubs in the UK - formed in 1934. There is a long association between the VSCC and Wiscombe. The founders of Wiscombe Park Speed Hillclimb, estate owner Major Richard Chichester, and his great friend Major Charles Lambton, had close links with the VSCC and were keen to establish an event. We have been welcoming the VSCC members to our wonderful venue since May 1983.     As always, there wa

Marcus Pye interviewing Richard Robarts & James Baxter The 500 Owners Association and Vintage Sports-Car Club events enable our spectators to travel back in time to the earlier era’s of motorsport. The 500 OA event features the 500cc motorbike engined cars that were the Formula 3 race cars of the 50’s and 60’s - Cooper being the most well-known. Drivers including Stirling Moss, Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart raced these cars early in their careers. The Cooper’s were also part

Ed Hollier was in blistering form all weekend The Wiscombe Park season traditionally starts with the two day Woolbridge Motor Club Spring event. It is a great way for everyone to blow away the cobwebs of winter! The drivers were faced with difficult conditions during the Saturday morning practice sessions. The hill had not been used for competition since last September – and with early morning rain, the slippery surface even caught out the current Wiscombe Champion, Ian Ingle