After the successful inauguration of the JPM Berjaya Hills Time Challenge in 2009 and other major automotive lifestyle events following it, JPM Motorsport is geared up for the sequel of their hill climb event that is set to once again thrill supercar owners this 30th October 2010.
On board for a second consecutive year is Co-Title Sponsor, CIMB Preferred, who will once again be providing invaluable support to help raise the bar of the now even more prestigiously titled, JPM CIMB Preferred Time Challenge ‘10.
The JPM CIMB Preferred Time Challenge ‘10 is set to take up to 150 participating drivers through the scenic routes of Berjaya Hills, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, to see who will set and challenge their own time handicaps. And for the first time in its 2 year history, there will be a special category extended exclusively to CIMB Preferred participants, where prizes worth up to USD 3,000 is to be won.
Although held in the same location as the preceding year, 2010 will see more exciting variations added to the course, which are based around 4 categories: Uphill Climb, Downhill Descend, Combined Routes and Time Attack. Participation fees range from RM500 for classic cars, to RM800 for modern cars. The fee includes a Gala Dinner where the results will be announced and trophies as well as lucky draw prizes are to be given out.
As witnessed in 2009, the event is set to gather the finest automobile marques, both modern and classic – Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, Aston Martins, Lotus etc. As such, it is set to be quite a magnificent spectacle.
The JPM CIMB Preferred Time Challenge ’10 has all the makings of being yet another successful event under JPM Motorsport’s belt and the fact that it attracts drivers from Singapore and Australia is testament to its growing appeal. It is an event that represents yet another effort by JPM Motorsports to further push the Malaysian motorsports industry in the right direction and it is one that CIMB Preferred is proud to be a part of.
Visit www.jpmmotorsports.com.my for more information.
