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hill climb
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hill climb
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Motor Racing) a competition in which motor vehicles attempt singly to ascend a steep slope as fast as possible
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Matt Limacher (Onimpex-BioRacer) and Anthony Farrell (Alf Jones Cycles) won the Rhyl CC and Rhos-On-Sea CC hill climbs at Rhuallt and Llanrwst respectively, both achieving personal bests.
Crawley's second in Masters; COMMENT by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
His fitness from a season of road racing in France and an intensive fourweek build-up of 12 hill climbs came through, however, as he moved up the order from tenth place at the midway split to finish a superb third.
Cycling: Clinton climbs into top three by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Sykes has been competing in hill climbs and sprints for five years.
Super Sykes sets record by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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