| Title: | Val des Terres Hillclimb |
| Place: | Guernsey |
| Tracklength: | 850 yards (777,24 metres) |
| Elevation change: | 70 metres |
| Altitude finishline: | 80 metres |
| GPS coordinates: | 49° 27′ 2.88″ – -2° 32′ 8.88″ |
| Website: | www.gmccc.co.uk |
| Fastest Time: | 26,99 |
| Average Speed: | 103,67 km/h |
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| Date | Winner | Car | Time | Final | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20/07/2013 | Scott Moran |  | Gould GR61X | 27,19 | Results |
| 20/07/2013 | Jos Goodyear | | GWR Raptor | 27,17 | Results |
| 19/07/2014 | Jos Goodyear | | GWR Raptor | 29,75 | Results |
| 19/07/2014 | Jos Goodyear | | GWR Raptor | 27,55 | Results |
| 18/07/2015 | Scott Moran | | Gould GR61X | 26,99 | Results |
| 18/07/2015 | Darren Warwick | | Dallara F399 | 28,05 | Results |
| 16/07/2016 | Scott Moran | | Gould GR61X | 27,11 | Results |
| 16/07/2016 | Scott Moran | | Gould GR61X | 27,11 | Results |
| 15/07/2017 | Richard Spedding | | GWR Raptor | 27,43 | Results |
| 15/07/2017 | Richard Spedding | | GWR Raptor | 27,28 | Results |
| 21/07/2018 | Darren Warwick | | Dallara F399 | 27,59 | Results |
| 21/07/2018 | Will Hall | | Force WH | 27,78 | Results |
| 20/07/2019 | Richard Spedding | | GWR Raptor 2 | 27,63 | Results |
| 20/07/2019 | Wallace Menzies | | Gould GR59 | 27,48 | Results |
Guernsey is the second largest of the Channel Islands. Politically it comprises all the populated Channel Islands except Jersey. It lies some 50km from France and 120km from England. The Channel Islands have a special political situation. Although closer to France they belong to the English Crown. Guernsey is a crown dependency of the English monarchy (same as Jersey and the Isle of Man). The origins of this situation lie in the fact that the King of England was originally the Duke of Normandy. The British have long since been chased away from the mainland of France, but the islands remained British.
The Channel Islands seem an unlikely place for any motorsport heritage. Yet there is a long history of hillclimbs and beach races. They even produced a world champion in Andy Priaulx. To this day the Val des Terres Hillclimb survives. It is raced in the largest town of the island, St. Peter Port.
If you are visiting the hillclimb, you do not need to bring your car on the ferry, as the race starts right in the harbour. The main cultural sights can also be found in the town, like the Castle Cornet which guards the harbour and now holds several museums.