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Trofeo Luigi Fagioli Hillclimb

Coordinates: 43°22′N 12°36′E / 43.37°N 12.60°E / 43.37; 12.60
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Trofeo Luigi Fagioli
Gubbio–Madonna della Cima
LocationGubbio, Umbria, Italy
Time zoneCEST
Coordinates43°22′N 12°36′E / 43.37°N 12.60°E / 43.37; 12.60
Opened1966
Former NamesGubbio–Mengara
Major EventsCampionato Italiano Velocità Montagna (CIVM)
Hill Length2.58 miles (4.15 km)
Turns2
Hill Record3:13.481 (Simone Faggioli, 2009, CIVM)

The Trofeo Luigi Fagioli Hillclimb is a hillclimbing competition held in Gubbio, Italy. The course is 4,150 metres (2.58 mi) in length. The track hosts a round of the Italian Hill Climb Championship also known as Campionato Italiano Velocità Montagna (CIVM).

History

The trophy was born in 1966 in honour of the Italian driver Luigi Fagioli.

List of winners

By modern cars

Classification:[1]

Edition Date Winner Car Time Average km/h
1966 5 June 1966 Italy Ravetto Ferrari 2:36.70 119.463
1967 2 June 1967 Italy Gano Porsche 2:26.70 127.607
1968 6 October 1968 Italy Lualdi Ferrari 2:12.00 113.178
1969 13 April 1969 Italy Zuccoli Alfa Romeo 2:37.90 94.615
1970 30 August 1970 Italy Andrenacci Alfa Romeo 2:25.90 102.822
1971 29 August 1971 Italy Scola Chevron 2:06.83 117.982
1972 27 August 1972 Italy Laureati Chevron 2:04.41 120.084
1973 26 August 1973 Italy Scola March 2:06.40 118.184
1974 25 August 1974 Italy Gianfranco Osella 2:02.53 121.927
1975 24 August 1975 Italy Nardini Porsche 2:29.11 100.193
1976 8 August 1976 Italy Ciuti Osella 1:58.40 126.162
1977 24 July 1977 Italy Varese Osella 2:02.00 122.458
1978 6 August 1978 Italy Varese Osella 1:58.00 126.609
1979 26 August 1979 Italy Varese Osella 2:12.80 105.356
1980 3 August 1980 Italy Varese Osella 1:56.80 127.919
1981 2 August 1981 Italy Angelo Giliberti Osella 1:55.80 129.015
1982 20 June 1982 Italy Bogani Osella 1:55.90 128.984
1983 19 June 1983 Italy Mario Caliceti Osella 1:55.60 129.239
1984 30 September 1984 Italy Patrizio Calella Lola 1:54.36 130.640
1985 16 June 1985 Italy Mario Caliceti Osella 1:53.07 132.131
1986 15 June 1986 Italy Adriano Boldrini Renault 5t 4:50.20 102.963
1987 2 August 1987 Italy Stanislao Bielanski Osella 3:47.55 131.312
1988 24 July 1988 Italy "Ricky" Braconi Osella 3:40.51 135.504
1989 Only historic cars
1990 30 September 1990 Italy Mario Caliceti Osella 3:46.16 132.110
1991 16 June 1991 Italy Salvatore Curatolo Osella BMW 3:46.65 131.830
1992 14 June 1992 Italy Antonino Ritacca Osella 3:45.44 132.541
1993 10 October 1993 Italy Antonino Iaria Osella BMW 3:41.79 134.720
1994 28 August 1994 Italy Antonino Iaria Osella BMW 3:41.69 134.783
1995 20 August 1995 Italy Mauro Nesti Lucchini BMW 3:42.86 134.070
1996 25 August 1996 Italy Fabio Danti Osella BMW 3:33.16 140.170
1997 10 August 1997 Italy “Ricky” Braconi Osella BMW 3:34.57 139.225
1998 9 August 1998 Italy Franz Tschager Lucchini BMW 3:27.81 143.785
1999 29 August 1999 Italy Pasquale Irlando Osella BMW 3:29.34 142.734
2000 29 August 2000 Italy Pasquale Irlando Osella BMW 3:51.37 129.144
2001 26 August 2001 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella BMW 4:01.26 123.850
2002 25 August 2002 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella PA 20 BMW 3:44.55 133.066
2003 24 August 2003 Italy Fabrizio Fattorini Osella BMW 3:39.31 136.245
2004 22 August 2004 Italy Franco Cinelli Osella Pa 20/s BMW 3:34.14 139.5
2005 20 August 2005 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Lucchini Renault 4:31.06 110.2
2006 21 August 2006 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella PA/21 S 3:31.76 141.1
2007 19 August 2007 Italy Rosario Iaquinta Lola T 99/50 ZYTEK 3:29.47 142.6
2008 24 August 2008 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella PA/27 3:17.60 151.2
2009 23 August 2009 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella FA/30 3:13.481 154.4
2010 22 August 2010 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella FA/30 3:15.30 153.0
2011 21 August 2011 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella FA/30 3:14.36
2012 26 August 2012 Italy Simone Faggioli Osella FA/30 3:16.33 152.2

By historic cars

Classification:[2]

Edition Date Winner Car Time Average km/h
1989 23 July 1989 Italy Maurizio Pinchetti Lotus 4:12.66 113.987
1990 30 September 1990 Italy Scaioli Lotus 4:46.36 104.344
1991 16 June 1991 Italy Bettino Ghisla Lotus 4:31.52 110.040
1992 14 June 1992 Italy Carlo Steinhauslin Lotus 5:04.45 98.144
1993 10 October 1993 Italy Maurizio Pinchetti Lotus 4:38.32 107.358
1994 28 August 1994 Italy Giovanni Anzeloni Merlin Mk6 4:39.36 106.959
1995 20 August 1995 Italy Franco Breschi Lola 4:23.98 113.190
1996 25 August 1996 Italy Giovanni Anzeloni Osella BMW 4:02.64 123.140
1997 10 August 1997 Italy Franco Breschi Lola 4:06.46 121.237
1998 9 August 1998 Italy Roberto Benelli Osella BMW 3:59.16 124.937
1999 29 August 1999 Italy Roberto Benelli Osella Pa 9 BMW 3:55.68 126.782
2000 20 August 2000 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Osella BMW 4:09.51 120.237
2001 26 August 2001 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Osella BMW 4:21.28 114.360
2002 25 August 2002 Italy Michele Serafini Osella PA/7 4:02.99 122.968
2003 24 August 2003 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Osella PA/7 3:58.80 125.126
2004 22 August 2004 Italy Uberto Bonucci Osella PA/3 3:47.72 131.2
2005 20 August 2005 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Osella PA/7 4:17.30 116.1
2006 21 August 2006 Italy Uberto Bonucci Osella PA/9 3:58.28 125.4
2007 19 August 2007 Italy Uberto Bonucci Osella PA/9 3:48.40 130.8
2008 24 August 2008 Italy Fabrizio Peroni Osella PA/9 4:20.561 114.70
2009 23 August 2009 Italy Uberto Bonucci Osella PA/9 3:49.579 130.2
2010 22 August 2010 Italy Cherubini Carlo Lucchini SN86 4:26.78 112.0
2011 21 August 2011 Italy Uberto Bonucci Osella PA/9 3:42.23
2012 26 August 2012 Italy Franco Cremonesi Osella PA/9 4:40.03 106.7
Note
  • The first and the second edition, was held in the Gubbio–Mengara track;
  • Since the third edition, the race was held in the Gubbio–Madonna della Cima track;
  • Since 1986 edition, the race was held in two rounds;
  • The 1988 edition, was held in a 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) track;
  • The 1989 edition, was only open to historic cars;
  • The 2000 edition, was held with three chicanes of "2000 type";
  • The 2001 edition, was held with three chicanes of "2001 type";
  • The 2002 edition, was held with three chicanes of "2002 type".

See also

References

  1. ^ "List of winners: modern cars". Trofeofagioli.it. Retrieved 11 December 2010.
  2. ^ "List of winners: historic cars". Trofeofagioli.it. Retrieved 11 December 2010.