English: Huron-Cosworth H4A (1972) driven by Paul Van Doorne pulling away from the start on the Saturday of the Goodwood Festival of Speed hillclimb 2010. This car was one of two built to race in the Le Mans series, but failed. This one was rebuilt as a DAF Variomatic hillclimb prototype to win the 1972 Belgian Hillclimb Championship, and succeeded.
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