The Arosa ClassicCar hill climb will take place for the 12th time on September 1-4, 2016. The race route leads over 7.8 km from Langwies to Arosa and has 76 bends and a difference in altitude of 422 meters.
It is the only race track in the Swiss mountains with a downhill section of 1.2 km. Vehicles built between 1.1.1905 and 31.12.1986 or 1990 for the IC period (Group C and IMSA, 1982 - 1990) are admitted to the race, which are divided into different categories.
- Arosa ClassicCar Competition/Racing
- Arosa ClassicCar regularity, scoring mode 1
- Arosa ClassicCar Uniformity, scoring mode 2
- Alpine Performance (without timekeeping)
All historic vehicles built between 1905 and 1986 or 1990 for single and two-seater racing cars are eligible.
The details of the classification classes are described in detail on the Arosa ClassicCar Hill Climb website.
The closing date for entries is June 20, 2016 and participation with a car costs from CHF 1500.
Every year, around 140 to 200 drivers tackle the challenging route. The race is run six times, twice a day. Around 25,000 spectators enjoy the mountain races from an observer's perspective.
A report on the hill climb has been published on Zwischengas every year since 2010.



































