Rob Roy HillClimb robroyhillclimb.com.au   Rob Roy shares the distinction with Shelsley Walsh and Prescott (UK), of being one of the only specially designed bitumen surface hillclimbs in the world. Its origins go back to 1935, when representatives from the then Light Car Club of Australia inspected the property known as Clinton's Pleasure Grounds with a view to establishing a suitable venue for the hillclimb meetings.  More history here

	Next Event at Rob Roy: Interclub Challenge Round 1 Sunday 12 Feb 2011
	Compete in a friendly atmosphere at a venue close to Metropolitan Melbourne. This event provides an opportunity for a great day, not only for Club competitors but also for spectators who just want to enjoy the scenic drive and support their Club. Entries: $90. Close Wed 8th February (NO entries on the day) View information flyer Download Supplementary Regulations and Entry form

Upcoming Events   12 Feb 2012 Interclub Challenge Round 1 22 Apr 2012 VHRR Historic Rob Roy 6 May 2012 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Round 4 15 Jul 2012 Interclub Challenge Round 2 19 Aug 2012 VSCC Vintage Hillclimb 7 Oct 2012 Interclub Challenge Round 3 25 Nov 2012 21st Historic & Classic Hillclimb Also see the Calendar of Victorian Hillclimb Championship events Results 2011 20th Historic & Classic Hillclimb NEW 2011 VHCC Round 2 18-Sep 2011 VSCC Vintage Hillclimb 21-Aug 2011 MGCC Interclub challenge 10-Jul 2011 VHRR Trident Cup 1-May (coming) 10 Apr 2011 Interclub Challenge - Round 1 CANCELLED 2011 VHCC Round 2 27-Feb Record Holders Outright Record Holders

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Location Clintons Road, Christmas Hills. (Melway Map Ref 265 B9) Satellite photo - click to enlarge View on Google maps

	Prescott Speed Hill Climb
		Rob Roy Hill Climb is now officially associated with Prescott Speed Hill Climb in the UK. This is managed by the Bugatti Car Club. Announcement Prescott map Prescott satellite photo

	A history of Rob Roy Hillclimb - 1937 to 1961 - The Hill, The Drivers, The Cars
	The book covers the early history of the Light Car Club of Australia, and the beginnings of Rob Roy from 1936 until its demise in 1961. It concludes with the resurrection of Rob Roy Hillclimb by the MG Car Club Victoria, and its place in modern hillclimbing today. www.robroybooks.com.au