Zach Zammit continues to dominate in England, this time at Shelsey Walsh.

On Saturday first, and Sunday second of June, Zammit a Maltese Hillclimb racing driver and member of the Island Car Club, cmpeted in the eleventh and twelfth round of the British National Hillclimb Championship at Shelsey Walsh. Zammit raced his Empire Wraith Formula Race car and besides winning his class he is currently at the twelfth place of the Championship although he only competed in six of the twelve rounds. This Championship took Zammit to some of the most historic venues in England, such as Loton Park, Prescott and Shelsey Walsh.

The Hillclimb at Loton Park is one mile long and has been used for motorsport since the fifties. Prescott Hillclimb have been used since 1938 but has been restored and increased to just over 1 mile in 1960. Shelsey Walsh, is the oldest venue in the world that is still being used for motorsport, it has been so since August 1905.