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1902 May 10th. A series of hill-climbing and consumption trials under the [[1902 Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland|Automobile Club]] The course was 33 miles out and back with a climb of 4 miles where the main gradient was 1 in 11
1902 May 10th. A series of hill-climbing and consumption trials held at [[Dashwood Hill]] under the [[1902 Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland|Automobile Club]] The course was 33 miles out and back with a climb of 4 miles where the main gradient was 1 in 11


Results in order of their speed on the hill:
Results in order of their speed on the hill:
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'''Motorcycles
'''Motorcycles
* [[Bert Yates|B. Yates]] in a 2.25 hp [[Humber|Humber Bicycle]]
* [[Bert Yates|B. Yates]] in a 2.25 hp [[Humber|Humber Bicycle]]
* [[Adams]] in a 1.75 hp [[Ormonde Motor Co|Ormonde Bicycle]]
* [[Arthur Henry Adams|Adams]] in a 1.75 hp [[Ormonde Motor Co|Ormonde Bicycle]]
* [[J. Van Hooydonk]] in a 1.75 hp [[Phoenix|Phoenix Bicycle]]
* [[J. Van Hooydonk]] in a 1.75 hp [[Phoenix|Phoenix Bicycle]]
* - in a  - hp [[Century Engineering and Motor Co|Century Tandem]]
* - in a  - hp [[Century Engineering and Motor Co|Century Tandem]]

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1903.

1902 May 10th. A series of hill-climbing and consumption trials held at Dashwood Hill under the Automobile Club The course was 33 miles out and back with a climb of 4 miles where the main gradient was 1 in 11

Results in order of their speed on the hill:

Cars

Motorcycles

Details of times etc are shown in the Motoring Annual and Motorist’s Year Book 1903


See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Motoring Annual and Motorist’s Year Book 1903