British Hillclimb and Leaders Championships: Practise for the first visit of contenders in the British Hillclimb and Leaders Championships.Admission 6.00 per person, Car parking free, Children under 14 free.Gates open 0800; practice from 0830; two practice sessions before lunch, one further practice session after lunch.
British Hillclimb and Leaders Championships at Gurston Down in Salisbury, Wiltshire on Saturday, 26 May 2012.
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