It’s on again – we of course encourage you to bring something Italian (beg, borrow or buy, if needs be).

Always a great event, and suited to family groups, there have been a variety of winners over the years and memorable course layouts. Competition for the wooden spoon is always fierce too – (eg Lotus Esprit Turbo vs Ferrari 308 one year, Lamborghini V8 vs Ferrari V12 another).

The course will run for ~150km. Some short, smooth, gravel sections.

Meet at Retro Cafe Salamanca, 9am for a 10am departure. Finish point will be the Salmon Ponds at Plenty.

Please RSVP to Graham Mitchell on 0418 173 102 (SMS or call).

Provisional standings have been updated following last weekend’s Baskerville Hillclimb:

Oakley’s Coaches King of the Hill 2014 after Round 2

Please note –

The final round is the Domain Hillclimb on September 21st – entries will open soon, keep an eye on Facebook and this website

This series is run for CMI members only

Results are now available – thank you to everybody for supporting our event. We look forward to seeing you again at the Domain Hillclimb on September 21st.

Click for the Results

Update 12th July – revised list of entrants – entries still open:

List of entrants as of COB 12th July

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Entry Form

Supplementary Regulations

The official results are available here:

CMI Collinsvale 2014 Results

Thanks to everybody who attended, whether as a competitor or an official, we couldn’t continue to run the event without you.

It was another great day of grass roots motorsport, there will be photos and videos coming along with more words in the near future.

To try and clarify things a little for this year, please refer to the rules (click)

As Collinsvale has been completed, here are some running scores (NB, provisional at this stage as just checking on membership status for eligibility)

Results after Round One – Collinsvale Hillclimb

Entries are now open for the 2014 Collinsvale Hillclimb!

Download the Entry Form and Supp Regs.

Club Member Di Wilkinson runs Lumeah – a beautiful B&B at Adventure Bay. We’ll be using Lumeah as our base for adventuring across the island, savouring the many culinary delights, beautiful beaches and wonderful sights. Di has kindly booked the house out for our exclusive enjoyment so you can take advantage of a fantastic rate to stay there for the weekend.

The formal CMI activites will be scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, so whilst there’s the option to head home on Sunday if necessary, you could instead make a full weekend of it and stay a second night. Being Bruny we want you to enjoy yourselves and relax, so you can opt in or out of the program as you wish – but all the places we will visit stop are friendly for children and adults alike.

If you’re interested in this event, please email the club or contact Tristan Roberts directly.

Club members are invited to bring their families to Dru Point in Margate on the 12th of January from 10:30am to 5:00pm.

More details to follow, but the last one of these days was most enjoyable and relaxing.

At the Awards Dinner on November 30th at Marti Zucco Ristorante, the following awards were presented. Congratulations to all recipients, and kind thanks to Oakley’s Coaches, the sponsors of the King of the Hill / King of the Barbarians competition.

Best Restoration

Winner – Graeme Reading, Fiat 124AC
Honourable Mentions – Julian Roberts, Fiat 128; Steven Pratten, Honda S800

The Doug Goodwin Trophy for Mechanical Improvement

Daniel Gledhill – Alfa GTV6 supercharging

The Wooden Duck

Philip Blake

The G.I.T. (Graham in Training)

Stuart Craft

Oakley’s Coaches King of the Barbarians

Nic Fabrizio

Oakley’s Coaches King of the Hill

Warwick Hughes

Club Member of the Year

Tristan Roberts