2024 Andrew Webber
(Lotus 47D/62R)
Photo Chris Bennett
THE HSA SPEED CHAMPIONSHIP PAST CHAMPIONS
The HSA Speed championship has a history going back to 1998 when Ben Boult of the HSA and Alan Goodwin of ALDON Automotive decided to start a championship for both hillclimbs and prints. ALDON were the headline sponsor of the Championship for ten years until 2007 and remain the co-presenter, along with SBD Motorsport, of the HSA Championship Trophy.
From 2008 to 2012 REIS insurance sponsored the championship, followed by SBD Motorsport until 2019. Triple M Motorsport then took over until 2023. In 2024 Woodford Trailers began their sponsorship of all three of the HSA's championships.
2023 Andrew Webber
(Elan +2)
Photo Anthony Mitchell
2022 Andrew Webber
(Elan +2)
Photo Anthony Mitchell
2021 Rob Thomson
Clio 172 Cup
Photo Anthony Mitchell
2020 Andrew Webber
(Elan +2)
Photo Anthony Mitchell
2019 Nick Mugglestone
(Mazda MX5)
Photo Andy Leivers
2018 Geoff Stallard
(TVR Vixen & Lotus Elan)
Photo Steve Wilkinson
2017 Justin Andrews
(2.0 Subaru Impreza)
Photo Andy Leivers
2016 Matt Carter
(1.3 Radical PR6)
Photo Neil Lambert
2015 Alan Mugglestone
(1.8 Mazda MX5)
Photo Andy Leivers
2014 Chris Howard-Harris
(1.8 Caterham Superlight R)
Photo Rich Danby
2013 Alan Mugglestone
(2.0 RAW Fulcrum)
Photo Terry Davies
2012 Matt Hillam
(2.0 SBD Westfield S2000)
Photo Rob Green
2011 Nick Mugglestone
(1.8 Mazda MX5)
Photo John Hayward
2010 Tony Thomas
(1.6 Mazda MX5)
Photo Jerry Sturman
2009 John Gallagher
(1.8 Mazda MX5)
Photo Barbara Fogden
2008 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Zetec S SE)
Photo Chris Bennett
2007 John Bradshaw
(1.7 Sylva Striker-Toyota)
Photo David Garnett
2006 Sean McClurg
Photo Steve Taylor
2005 Simon Gee
(0.6 Jedi-Yamaha Mk4)
Photo Jerry Sturman
2004 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Zetec S SE)
Photo Christine Bennett
2003 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Zetec S SE)
Photo Christine Bennett
2002 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Zetec S SE)
Photo Chris Bennett
2001 Howard Savage-Jones
(1.4 Westfield Megabusa)
2000 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Talbot SE)
1999 John Palmer
(1.7 Westfield-Talbot SE)
1998 Peter Kukainis
(2.0 Westfield-Cosworth SE)
Photo Steve Wilkinson
LISTS OF AWARDS WINNERS BY YEAR