The Sport Hill Races Hill Climb Demonstration and Antique Car Show is an annual revival of historic 1900s racing in Easton, CT. Hosted by the Fairfield County Horseless Carriage Club of America (HCCA) and the Vintage Sports Car Club of America (VSCCA), the event features vintage race car exhibitions, "Brass Era" motorcars, and narrated speed demonstrations up Morehouse Road. 

Admission: Free to the public with ample, free spectator parking. 

Key Attractions:
Hill Climb Demonstrations: Instead of a full-scale hill climb, participating vintage and Brass Era cars (1900–1916) conduct exciting rolling-start speed demonstrations on blocked-off Morehouse Road.

Antique Car Show: Displays feature over 40 pre-war and classic sports cars ranging from the turn of the century to 1965.
Historical Narration: Motorcar historians are on-site to explain the significance of the vehicles and share the history of the original Sport Hill Road races from over a century ago.

Display your car: If you own a vintage vehicle (1890–1965), participation is typically free and display cars are welcome. Pre-1916 cars usually require registration.

Facilities: The town library is open during the event for restroom access, and local food trucks are normally stationed on-site.

Pet Policy: Due to the loud engine noise produced by these antique racers, organizers advise leaving dogs at home.

(626) 287-4222 National Club phone.