Loton Park Hill Climb Past Winners
| Year | Driver | Vehicle | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1960 | Sept 3. | |||
| 1961 | M. Hatton | Cooper 1,100 c.c. | 35.68 sec | |
| M. Hatton | Cooper | 33.95 sec R | July 22. | |
| 1963 | Round 1 : Tony Marsh | Marsh-Climax 1½-litre S/C | 37.03 sec | April 27, lengthened 900-yard course. |
| 1964 | Round 1 : Peter Westbury | Ferguson-Climax P99 2½-litre | 35.56 sec | April 25/26. |
| 1965 | Round 1 : Tony Marsh | Marsh-Special Oldsmobile | ||
| 1967 | Round 1 : Bryan Eccles | Brabham BT18-Oldsmobile V8 | ||
| 1968 | Sept 1. | |||
| 1969 | Round 1 : David Hepworth | Hepworth FF | ||
| 1973 | Round 1 : Sir Nicholas Williamson | Marlyn 712-DFV | ||
| Roy Lane | McLaren M14D | 54.72 sec R | ||
| 1979 | Martyn Griffiths | Pilbeam MP40 2.2-litre | 50.81 sec R | July 1. |
| 2006 | Round 1 : Scott Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 46.54 sec | April 7. |
| Round 2 : Roger Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 46.34 sec | ||
| Round 13 : Scott Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 45.94 sec | June 11. | |
| Round 14 : Martin Groves | Gould-NME GR55 | 45.45 sec | ||
| 2009 | Round 13 : Scott Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 44.72 sec | June 13–14. |
| Round 14 : Scott Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 44.78 sec | ||
| 2010 | Round 9 : Roger Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 45.36 sec | June 13. |
| Round 10 : Trevor Willis | OMS-Powertec 2.8-litre | 58.72 sec | ||
| Round 33 : Scott Moran | Gould-NME GR61X 3.5-litre | 44.62 sec FTD | Sept 26. | |
| Round 34 : Martin Groves | Gould-NME GR55B 3.5-litre | 44.73 sec |
Key: R = Course Record; FTD = Fastest Time of the Day; S/C = Supercharged.
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