Porsche Centre Reading to take on the Kop Hill Climb
11/9/2018
For the third year running, Porsche Centre Reading will sponsor the Kop Hill Climb – a charitable event with proceeds donated to the Heart of Bucks.
The event takes place in Princes Risborough on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 September and boasts activities such as car and motorbike displays, the infamous hill climb, music, food, traders, a fairground, the wall of death and much more.
Porsche Centre Reading will take on the on the Hill Climb in a 911 GTS. We will also have a display of the latest models in the Porsche range, so please look out for our stand and join us on the day.
Discover more about the Kop Hill Climb and details of how to obtain tickets. Please contact us on 0118 914 5448 or email info@porschereading.co.uk for more information about our involvement in this event.
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