With 11 prestigious races in 11 countries, the 2025 FIA European Hill Climb Championship promises to be an exciting season. The best drivers will be battling for thousandths of a second in the production and competition categories. The season kicks off on 12-13 April at Col St. Pierre in France. Fans can look forward to finding out which top drivers will compete this year and whether they have optimised their cars or will even take up the fight for the title in entirely new cars. By the 8th round at the 57th Int. Osnabrücker ADAC Bergrennen, from 1–3 August, a group of favourites is likely to emerge.

After very successful races with the Dallara F305 Honda Formula 3, Marco Lorig from Lower Saxony in northern Germany has taken the next step in his career and bought a new car for the coming hill climb season. He is staying true to his class but switching to a much more powerful Tatuus Formula Master S2000. This beautifully prepared formula car is powered by a 2-litre Honda engine, which has been optimised by LRM in Italy. This should provide the young driver with a top class car, allowing him to go after top overall positions in the German hill climb championship. This beautifully prepared formula car is powered by a 2-litre Honda engine, which has been optimised by LRM in Italy. This should provide the young driver with a top class car, allowing him to go after top overall positions in the German hill climb championship.

German Formula 1 presenter Kai Ebel was the special guest at the 2nd meeting of the partner network of the Int. 57th Hill Climb Race Osnabrück at the premises of Auto Nagel in Osnabrück. Around 220 guests came together to network, to chat and to hear the latest news about the 8th round of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship at the Osnabrück race in August this year. “We would like to thank all our guests, Radio Antenne sports presenter Andreas Wurm, our partner Auto Nagel and of course Kai Ebel for a great evening!”, said MSC Osnabrück.

The top-line Belgian hill climb drivers are returning to Uphöfener Berg for a round of their 2025 national championship. The premiere in 2024 was more than successful: "We were delighted that the Belgian drivers took part in our hill climb," says Bernd Stegmann, the chairman of the Osnabrück organising committee. Patrick Bodart, Hill Climb Manager at the Belgian motorsport association RACB, is also looking forward to continuing the collaboration in 2025: "All the Belgian drivers who were there in 2024 came back enthusiastic." Spectators at the Int. 57th Hill Climb Race Osnabrück from 1 - 3 August 2025 can once again look forward to breathtaking performances from top Belgian drivers such as Bruno Cazzoli in the racing cars category and Loïc Cordier in the touring cars category.

Der Motorsport Club Osnabrück e.V. ist außerordentlich glücklich und stolz, dass vom 1. – 3. August 2025 anlässlich des 57. Int. Osnabrücker ADAC Bergrennen erstmals in der Geschichte der seit 1968 ausgetragenen Veranstaltung ein Wertungslauf zur Europa-Bergmeisterschaft stattfinden wird. Das World Motor Sport Council des Automobilsport-Weltverbandes FIA hat in seiner jüngsten Sitzung in der Hauptstadt […]

The cooperation between MSC Osnabrück and ASA Saint-Ursanne – Les Rangiers has started with success. The new Osnabrück – Les Rangiers Hill Climb Trophy is a special classification for all drivers who participate both in the Int. Hill Climb Race Osnabrück and in the well-known European Hill Climb Championship event in Switzerland. At the first edition in 2024, the Swiss Simon Hugentobler (Osella FA 30) and the Czech Martin Jerman (Lamborghini Huracan GT3) won the Sport and Production categories, respectively. As a regularity competition, the Trophy offers an extra opportunity to obtain top rankings combined with attractive cash prizes and cups. The organisers have already agreed to continue their cooperation for a second edition of the new Trophy in 2025.