Bellefontaine Hill Climb Revival Returns August 24th

The 6th Annual Bellefontaine Hill Climb Revival is set to roar into Logan County on Saturday, August 24th, bringing two days of excitement as it revives the historic Bellefontaine Hill Climb. This event celebrates Ohio’s rich sports car history while supporting several local non-profit organizations.

Festivities begin on Friday at the Logan County History Center Transportation Museum, where participants will check in and undergo safety inspections. From 1 to 4:30 p.m., the public is invited to visit the museum, view the featured vehicles up close, and chat with drivers and crews while exploring the exhibits.

The main event kicks off Saturday on Corkscrew Hill, where classic cars will reenact the legendary Hill Climb that first took place in 1953. The action will be streamed live at the Holland Theater from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., allowing spectators to enjoy the race in comfort.

Starting at 3 p.m. on Saturday, a car show will take over Court Street as the Hill Climb Revival cars arrive after their run on Corkscrew Hill. This free event offers a chance to see a variety of sports cars up close, including special displays of Triumphs, MGs, Porsches, Corvettes, Austin Healeys, and Sprites—all celebrating milestone anniversaries, along with the 70th anniversary of the Bellefontaine Hill Climb. DORA will be in effect during the car show, adding to the lively atmosphere in downtown Bellefontaine.

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