Aston Martin Vulcan set to fly at Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in the U.K.

Aston Martin is set to fly up the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb, as the iconic British brand has confirmed the attendance of the Aston Martin Vulcan at this year's British Racing Green event on 3^rd and 4^th June. In 1913, the race-prepared machines of company founders Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford were regularly seen taking to the U.K.'s earliest hill climb tracks, including the Worcestershire venue.

Fast forward 104 years and the company is returning to its roots with its highly exclusive 820bhp track car, limited to just 24 examples worldwide. The event, which provides manufacturers with the opportunity to test their creations at the historic venue, is set to celebrate all things British, Racing and Green and evoke the spirit of British Racing Green.

With a number of new classes for this event, including Electric, SUV, Autonomous, Estate and Hypercar, some new history is set to be created. Crowds can expect to see Vulcan take to the hill twice on each day, alongside the venue's regular hill climb competition and Midland Hill Climb Championship.