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SPEEDSCENE MAGAZINE
Speedscene is a highly regarded magazine published by the HSA five times a year and is the only full size UK publication dedicated to the sports of speed hillclimbing and sprinting. Speedscene is free to HSA members and and available on subscription. It contains reports, articles, photographs and features covering all aspects of the sport. The high standard of production of the magazine and its A4 full colour format sets it apart from the normal club publication.
A typical edition of Speedscene includes:
- Photos and reports from events nationwide
- News from championships around the country
- Features on personalities from the sport
- Technical articles & reviews
- Features on suppliers to the sport
- Regular columns by officials, competitors, marshals, spectators and scrutineers
- Reviews of motorsport books and videos
Current Issue - Speedscene 232 March/April 2025
As winter comes to a close with Spring and the new season beckoning Speedscene 232 strikes a reflective pose.The cover is adorned with an Andrew Marston photo of Steven Laing's Caterham at Hethel.
Inside, Peter Herbert provides an in-depth look at the history of the spectacular Rest & Be Thankful hillclimb with some rarely seen and high quality images. Alistair Clark looks back on another successful season in his beautifully prepared and turned out Triumph Vitesse.
Chris Bennett pays an eye opening first time visit to the Classic Motor Show at the NEC as well as one of the International Motorworlds - in this case the KÖLN example which features the truly excellent Michael Schumacher collection.
For something a little different, Alan Wheeley from Australia describes how he uses 3D printing to build bespoke scale models of famous racing cars and a Brabham BT36X in particular. There are plenty of interesting book reviews and, being that time of year, a lot of competition cars for sale.
Regular columns from Paul Parker, Andrew Dinner, Les Beck, Jerry Sturman and Chris Bennett round out the issue which is concluded with the answers to the recent Christmas Quiz which saw three winners sharing maximum points.
