The amazing amount of £75,000 has been raised for local charities by the event this year.
Princes Risborough Rotarian John Biggs, the organiser of the event, said
"I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who visited the event, and made it possible to raise such a fantastic sum for charity: the spectators who came in their 1000's, the wonderful support from sponsors and exhibitors, and of course the entrants, who brought their cherished vehicles for us to see. A big thank you also to the hundreds of volunteers, without whom the event just couldn't take place. I think Kop Hill Climb is the best value event for £10 anywhere in Buckinghamshire."
There were record visitor numbers of around 16,500, and near perfect weather for the two-day extravaganza of cars, motorcycles and the special festival atmosphere that attracts car enthusiasts and families alike.
Hits of the show
This year we had our most spectacular collection of historic race cars running the hill including the awesome Napier-Railton bringing history to life from the Brooklands Museum and the 1922 Isle of Man TT winning Sunbeam Grand Prix Car.
The Peter Lewis Trophy, voted for by you, as the car most would like to take home, went to Ian Tomlinson's very rare and beautiful Triumph Italia which he had brought all the way from Kendal in the Lake District.
The Soapbox event was the biggest yet with 18 teams. The new "Rookie Racers" won the inaugural Beaumont Cup in memory of our dear friend and organiser Andy Beaumont.
If that didn't entertain the children then the steam fair and helter-skelter certainly did, providing a beautiful and iconic look to the children's entertainment area.
Princes Risborough Rotary Club provided over 30 volunteers as well as playing a key role in managing the event.
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more Local politicians receive PHF awards
more Christmas Market in King George V Playing Field
more Saturday 19th September 2020
more Annual Fireworks and Halloween Party held at the PR Secondary School at 5.30pm
more Tom is holding a Charity Golf Day in support of our own charities and the Princes Centre. Details can be obtained from Tom
more Held over 2 Days on the Phoenix Trail in conjunction with RIBI National event.
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more Joint event with Rennie Grove Hospice in Duke Street. The donation form can be downloaded from this page.
more Golf Charity Day at WGC
more Before with the 'guy' and the Interactors from Risborough School
more The Tree of Light provides an opportunity to honour, remember or celebrate the life of someone special by dedicating a light on the tree. This takes place at the corner of New Road and Duke Street by the Tesco roundabout.
more Princes Risborough School Playing Fields
more West Wycombe Village Hall
more Princes Risborough School Field
more Tom Winkworth presenting a cheque for £20,000 to the Princes Centre on behalf of the Rotary Club of Princes Risborough
more Over 1500 people attended the annual Fireworks event at the Princes Risborough Secondary School on Saturday 25th October raising over £4000 for local charities
more This years Kop Hill Climb was a huge success with a record crowd of over 15,000 people attending.All proceeds are donated to local charities.Princes Risborough Rotary Club provided over 30 volunteers as well helping to manage the overall event.
more RCPR Annual Charity Golf Day at Whiteaf Golf Club in aid of the Princes Centre.
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