Vintage Hill Climb European Championship
The third and last round of the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship took place in the picturesque town of Lückendorf near Zittau, in Saxony, Germany. The race was excellent organised by MC Robur from Zittau with nice sunny but mild weather: Luckendorfer Bergrennen was first organised in 1923 and have continuously raced since than with only a break during the 2nd World War and Covid-19. This year the event celebrated its 99th anniversary.
The track was 3552 m long with races both on Saturday and Sunday.
The winners on Saturday
• Class 1: Tony Weigelt, Yamaha RD 250
• Class 5: Bert Heider, Yamaha FZR 400
• Class 6: Stefan Dobler, Triumph 140
• Class 7: Wolfgang Deutschmann, BMW
• Class 8a sidecar: Albert Kröpfl / Johannes Penatzer, BMW Renngespann
• Class 8b sidecar: Armin Pfaltz / Dirk Lütke, Haller Suzuki GS 1000
• Class 8c sidecar: Peter Gierlinger / Helga Gierlinger, KMS Yamaha
• Class 9a: Stefan Dobler, Kawasaki Z 1000
• Class 9b: Johann Tetour, Yamaha FZR
The winners on Sunday
• Class 1: Tony Weigelt, Yamaha RD 250
• Class 2: Martin Riedel, Yamaha TZ
• Class 5: Bert Heider, Yamaha FZR 400
• Class 6: Stefan Dobler, Triumph 140
• Class 7: Wolfgang Deutschmann, BMW
• Class 8a sidecar: Roland Gundinger/Maria Gundinger, Fiddman Kneeler Honda CB 750
• Class 8b sidecar: Armin Pfaltz / Dirk Lütke, Haller Suzuki GS 1000
• Class 8c sidecar: Peter Gierlinger / Helga Gierlinger, KMS Yamaha
• Class 9a: Stefan Dobler, Kawasaki Z 1000
• Class 9b: Johann Tetour, Yamaha FZR
The winners of the Championship
• Class 1: Tony Weigelt,
• Class 2: Martin Riedel,
• Class 4: Guido Testoni
• Class 5: Roberto Della Latta
• Class 6: Williams Alonzi
• Class 7: Wolfgang Deutschmann
• Class 8a sidecar: Roland Gundinger
• Class 8b sidecar: Armin Pfaltz
• Class 8c sidecar: Peter Gierlinger
• Class 9a: Stefan Dobler
• Class 9b: Johann Tetour
