2014 International Hill Climb Cup

2014 FIA International Hill Climb Cup
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The 2014 FIA International Hill Climb Cup was the first edition of the FIA International Hill Climb Cup, after the merging of the FIA European Hill Climb Cup and the FIA International Hill Climb Challenge.[1] The season consisted of fourteen rounds, starting on 27 April with the Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz in Spain, and ended on 5 October with the Bergrennen Mickhausen in Germany.[2]

In Category 1, Bulgaria's Nikolay Zlatkov was the inaugural champion, winning three events during the season. He won the championship by 35 points ahead of Italian driver Fulvio Giuliani, who also won three events. Third place in the championship went to Karl Schagerl of Austria, who won his home event of the Sankt Andrae. The remaining events were shared between Igor Drotár, Andreas Gabat, Raúl Borreguero, Tomasz Nagorski and Tiago Reis, while Fausto Bormolini won the last two events during the season, but was ineligible to score championship points. In Category 2, Václav Janík of the Czech Republic was crowned champion by 21 points ahead of Switzerland's Tiziano Riva with another Czech driver, Jiří Svoboda, edging out Simone Faggioli by half a point for third place in the final championship standings.

Calendar

Round Dates Venue City Country
1 25 – 27 April XIX Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz Ubrique  Spain
2 9 – 11 May Bieszczadzki Hill Climb Bieszczadzki  Poland
3 16 – 18 May 45° Verzegnis Sella Chianzutan Verzegnis  Italy
4 30–May – 1 June Moris Cup Jahodná Košice  Slovakia
5 7 – 8 June Rampa da Covilhã/Serra da Estrela Covilhã  Portugal
6 13 – 15 June 42° Pieve Santo Stefano-Passo dello Spino Pieve Santo Stefano  Italy
7 21 – 22 June GHD Gorjanci Gornja Težka Voda  Slovenia
8 5 – 6 July Trento Bondone Trento  Italy
9 12 – 13 July Sankt Andrae Kitzeck im Sausal  Austria
10 2 – 3 August Osnabrücker Bergrennen Osnabrück  Germany
11 9 – 10 August GHD Lučine Lučine  Slovenia
12 6 – 7 September 50ª Coppa Bruno Carotti/ Rieti – Terminillo Monte Terminillo, (Rieti)  Italy
13 27 – 28 September 44° Trofeo Vallecamonica Malegno  Italy
14 4 – 5 October Bergrennen Mickhausen Mickhausen  Germany

Event results

Race Cat Podium
Place Driver Car
Spain XIX Subida Internacional Ubrique Benaocaz I 1 Spain Raúl Borreguero Mosler MT 900 R
2 Spain José Antonio Aznar Porsche 997 GT3 Cup
3 Spain Sergi Pañella Mistubishi Lancer Evo IX
II 1 Spain Angela Vilariño Norma 3000
2 Spain José Antonio López-Fombona Audi Quattro DTM
3 n.a. n.a.
Poland Bieszczadzki Hill Climb I 1 Poland Tomasz Nagórski Subaru Impreza 4
2 Slovakia Igor Drotár Skoda Fabia WRC
3 Poland Dubai Mitsubishi Lancer Evo
II 1 Czech Republic Václav Janík Lola B02/50
2 Czech Republic Petr Trnka Gloria C8FT
3 Czech Republic Jirí Svoboda Norma M20F
Italy 45° Verzegnis Sella Chianzutan I 1 Austria Andreas Gabat Ford Escort Cosworth
2 Austria Karl Schagerl VW Golf Rallye
3 Italy Fulvio Giuliani Lancia Delta EVO
II 1 Italy Christian Merli Osella PA 2000
2 Italy Omar Magliona Osella PA 21Evo
3 Italy Achille Lombardi Radical SR 4
Slovakia Moris Cup Jahondná I 1 Poland Tomasz Nagórski Subaru Impreza 4
2 Slovakia Igor Drotár Skoda Fabia WRC
3 Poland Dubai Mitsubishi Lancer Evo
II 1 Czech Republic Václav Janík Lola B02/50
2 Czech Republic Petr Trnka Gloria C8FT
3 Czech Republic Jirí Svoboda Norma M20F
Portugal Rampa da Covilhã/Serra da Estrela[3] I 1 Portugal Tiago Reis Ford Fiesta S2000
2 Portugal Manuel Correia Skoda Fabia
3 n.a n.a
II 1 n.a n.a
2 n.a n.a
3 n.a n.a
Italy 42° Pieve Santo Stefano-Passo dello Spino[4] I 1 Italy Fulvio Giuliani Lancia Delta EVO
2 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
3 Italy Roberto di Giuseppe Alfa Romeo 155 GTA
II 1 Italy Simone Faggioli Norma M20FC
2 Italy Christian Merli Osella PA 2000
3 Italy Omar Magliona Osella PA 21/S EVO
Slovenia GHD Gorjanci[5] I 1 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
2 Croatia Istvan Kavecz BMW E90
3 Croatia Tomislav Muhvić Mistubishi Evo IX
II 1 Czech Republic Václav Janík Lola B02/50
2 Czech Republic Jirí Svoboda Norma M20F
3 Hungary Laszlo Szasz Reynard Zytek R 3000
Italy Trento Bondone[6] I 1 Italy Fulvio Giuliani Lancia Delta EVO
2 Italy Marco Gramenzi Alfa Romeo
3 Italy Michele Ghirardo Honda Civic EK4
II 1 Italy Simone Faggioli Norma M20FC
2 Italy Christian Merli Osella PA 2000
3 Italy Domenico Scola Osella PA 2000
Austria Sankt Andrae Kitzeck[7] I 1 Austria Karl Schagerl VW Golf Rallye
2 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
3 Austria Pailer Felix Lancia Idelta Integrale
II 1 Switzerland Eric Berguerand Lola FA 99 F3000
2 Switzerland Riva Tiziano Reynard 92D Cosworth
3 Hungary Laszlo Szasz Reynard Zytek R 3000
Germany Osnabrücker Bergrennen[8] I 1 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
2 France Nicolas Werver Porsche GT3 Cup 997
3 Austria René Ruch Ferrari 355 GT
II 1 Switzerland Eric Berguerand Lola FA 99 F3000
2 Slovakia Patrik Zajelsnik Norma M20F
3 Switzerland Philippe Guélat Lola T94/50 Cosworth F3000
Slovenia GHD Lučine[9] I 1 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
2 Italy Fulvio Giuliani Lancia Delta EVO
3 Slovakia Matevž Boh Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX
II 1 Italy Federico Liber Formula Gloria C8F
2 Switzerland Riva Tiziano Reynard 92D Cosworth
3 Czech Republic Václav Janík Lola B02/50
Italy 50ª Coppa Bruno Carotti[10] I 1 Italy Marco Iacoangeli BMW 320i
2 Italy Piero Nappi Ferrari 550
3 Italy Davide C. Tancredi Ford Escort RS Turbo
II 1 Italy Simone Faggioli Norma M20FC
2 Italy Domenico Scola Osella PA 2000
3 Italy Omar Magliona Osella PA 21Evo
Italy 44° Trofeo Vallecamonica[11] I 1 Italy Fulvio Giuliani Lancia Delta EVO
2 Italy Marco Sbrollini Lancia Delta Evo
3 Italy Luigi Sambuco Renault Clio RS
II 1 Italy Fausto Bormolini Reynard K02
2 Switzerland Riva Tiziano Reynard 92D Cosworth
3 Italy Christian Merli Osella PA 2000
Germany Bergrennen Mickhausen[12][13] I 1 Austria Andreas Gabat Ford Escort Cosworth
2 Austria Karl Schagerl VW Golf Rallye
3 Bulgaria Nikolay Zlatkov Audi Quattro S1
II 1 Italy Simone Faggioli Norma M20FC
2 Italy Christian Merli Osella PA 2000
3 Switzerland Eric Berguerand Lola FA 99 F3000

See also

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References

  1. ↑ http://www.fia.com/news/creation-international-hill-climb-cup-2014
  2. ↑ http://www.fia.com/news/hill-climb-latest-decisions-and-2014-calendars
  3. ↑ http://www.rampaserradaestrela.com/images/2014/docs/FIHCC_CNM/FIHCC_-_FINAL_Event_Ranking_Classificacao_Final_Oficial.pdf
  4. ↑ http://www.prospino.com/get_allegato.php?id=402
  5. ↑ https://results.omikronplus.si/live/ghd_gorjanci2014/live.html
  6. ↑ http://www.fdariz.net/trento2014/hc41r3rk_rank_fia.pdf
  7. ↑ http://www.global-sportservice.com/results/2014/0713standrae/
  8. ↑ https://www.adac.de/_mmm/pdf/rennen_gesamt_213997.pdf
  9. ↑ https://results.omikronplus.si/live/ghd_lucine2014/live.html
  10. ↑ http://www.cronosalite.com/dati/gare2014/rieti/classifica.pdf
  11. ↑ http://www.iltornante.it/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/2014029_0001300003G2_008_009_01_Classifica-Assoluta-Finale_0000055931.pdf
  12. ↑ http://www.asc-bobingen.de/files/bergrennen/2014/br_ergebnis_2014_rennen_gesamt.pdf
  13. ↑ http://www.asc-bobingen.de/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=category&download=18:nennliste&id=4:bergrennen&Itemid=195

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