Round 1: Prescott
The 80th anniversary season of the British Hillclimb Championship opens at Prescott in Gloucestershire.
Craigantlet, run by the Ulster Automobile Club on the hill above Belfast, hosts round 2 on 1 May. First held in 1913, it is the championship's only round in Northern Ireland and was on the first championship calendar in 1947. As an overseas round, it does not count towards the BHC Cup.
Every round of the British Hillclimb Championship is hosted by the venue's own organising club, with two Top 12 Run-Offs at each round and championship points for the top ten in each Run-Off.
Full details for this round, including the timetable and how to enter, will be added here closer to the event.
The 80th anniversary season of the British Hillclimb Championship opens at Prescott in Gloucestershire.
The first of two visits to the BARC Yorkshire Centre's hill near Leeds.
The BARC South West Centre's Wiltshire hill, where the course drops downhill before it climbs.
The oldest hill on the calendar, run by the Midland Automobile Club in Worcestershire.