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Hill climb racing events in Italy

Overview

Various hill climb racing events are scheduled to take place in Italy. In Calabria, the 44th edition of the Coppa Sila is set for late August, featuring a 9.5-kilometer course and participation from teams such as Cosenza Corse and Island Motorsport.

In Sicily, the Scordia–Militello hill climb is returning for its sixth edition in early October. Organized by Sicilia Promo Sport with support from the local administrations of Scordia and Militello in Val di Catania, the event will take place from October 2 to 4 along a 6.2-kilometer stretch of the SP 28. This relaunch marks the return of a competition that has been inactive since 1986.

The upcoming edition has 100 registered participants, consisting of 63 modern vehicles and 37 historic and classic cars. To honor the late Italian television icon and native of Militello in Val di Catania, organizers have established the “1st Memorial Pippo Baudo.” The event aims to consolidate the competition and increase its prestige in future seasons.

Entities

Scordia · Sicilia Promo Sport · Militello in Val di Catania · Island Motorsport · Coppa Sila

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Scordia-Militello hill climb returns with 100 participants

    The Scordia-Militello hill climb returns to Sicily with 100 participants, featuring modern and historic cars along a 6.2km course and honoring Italian TV icon Pippo Baudo.

  2. 9 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Scordia–Militello hill climb returns for sixth edition

    The Scordia–Militello hill climb returns from October 2–4, marking the revival of the historic motorsport event after a long hiatus.

  3. about 1 month ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Coppa Sila hill climb race returns to Calabria

    The 44th Coppa Sila hill climb race in Calabria features a massive entry from Cosenza Corse and a title defense attempt by Island Motorsport's Ciro Barbaccia in the historic car category.

Sources

blogsicilia.it · cronoscalate.it · lagazzettadelcalatino.it · scordia.info

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