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In the European hill-climb news, all eyes are on Italy for the next three weeks, with the Coppa Paolino Teodori at Ascoli (29-30 June), followed by Trento-Bondone (6-7 July) and then Cesana-Sestriere (13-14 July).

After it last played host to a Formula One Grand Prix in 1984, the French circuit of Dijon-Prenois will echo to the sound of Cosworth DFV engines once more as a fine field of cars contests round three of the FIA Masters Historic F1 Championship on June 14th – 16th.

Round 3 : Brands Hatch GP Circuit

The Masters Historic Festival is a weekend of vintage racing, an opportunity to experience the sights, sounds, and smells of racecars from the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s.

Round two of the FIA Masters Historic Sports Car Championship

The FIA Hill-Climb Commission held a safety seminar after the Rechberg event in Austria.

Securing the top six places among the modern cars and the top two among the historic cars, the Osella make had things well under control at the Austrian Rechberg event.

Known for drawing in the crowds (20 to 30,000 spectators), the Rechbergrennen is attracting a high number of participants as well, with 250 entries.

First day of Vltava goes to Jensen, Pech rules the Sumava after Friday

It’s now over 50 years since Count Johnny Lurani's imaginative notion of a starter Formula to encourage Italian drivers back into Grand Prix cars saw the light of day at Monza in 1958.