Jordan's Al Hussein Rumman Hill Climb is one of the Middle East's longest standing sporting events and has become a highlight on the Kingdom's social and sporting calendar. First held in 1962, it has welcomed some of the region’s best drivers and the record was held up until 2001 by His Majesty King Hussein. The event is held on a specially created track on the breathtaking Rumman Hill which is located between Amman and Jerash. The event is normally held in the summer months of July or August, attracting huge crowds to one of the most picturesque areas of northern Jordan.
