14/07/2015 11:29:14 Dave The weather forecast for our day at Pembrey on Monday 13th July was dire and we did have a pretty wet morning. However, the rain eased over lunch and a strong warm wind dried up the track so that our last three sessions were dry. Certainly my last session was at full pelt! Even in the wet you could tell the circuit was a fun sequence of bends. Once it was dry it proved to be a lovely flowing drive - well worth the trip for those that travelled long distances. Well done to everyone who came and drove so magnificently - not a single stoppage in the entire day and I didn't even hear of anyone spinning. The track certainly helped, as the grip was excellent, but it's also a testament to MGoT member's driving. Track etiquette was also of a high standard. A great day :D Many thanks to Nigel and Doug (MGoT event managers) who battled valiantly with the unknowns and idiosyncrasies of a brand new circuit.

14/07/2015 16:44:35 Stu [quote=Dave] However, the rain eased over lunch and a strong warm wind dried up the track so that our last three sessions were dry. Certainly my last session was at full pelt![/quote] I knew leaving at lunchtime i would help it dry up for you all :rolleyes: Even though it was wet in the morning it was clear it would be a fun circuit in the dry, oh well maybe next year if it's on the calender It was a long drive home 326 miles but a great weekend all around and so good to see some of the other MGOT founders again. Hethel the weekend after next, i'll try to arrange a sunny norfolk w/e Cheers all Stu

14/07/2015 17:51:16 Tim Guy Indeed, Thanks Doug and Nigel for a good day. Have to admit to being pensive and undecided first & second sessions but an instruction session helped me join up the corners to what Dave has described as a very flowing circuit. The dryer afternoon sessions were great - you missed a treat Stu ;)

14/07/2015 18:45:26 Trophy-Steve An interesting and technical circuit which was much more fun in the dry... really allowing you to clip the apex (cones!) ;)

14/07/2015 21:07:28 Tim Guy [quote=Trophy-Steve]... really allowing you to clip the apex (cones!) ;)[/quote] Ha ha Steve. Noticed that but forgot to rib you about it ;) Has to be said you were spot on, missing it with both front and rear wheels, just clipping it with the centre of your cill.

15/07/2015 07:35:53 midget64 [b]Betty Boop[/b] Hi all. Neil here in the red 'B' reg Midget with Betty Boo on the wings. I agree totally with all the above comments. It was a great day. Yes it was wet in the morning but living in Wales I was used to that Really good grip in the wet. Thanks for a great day MGOT. Neil

15/07/2015 09:42:23 Mike Hall Just to re-echo what has been said above – despite the foul weather in the morning I was surprised just how much grip was available and how much fun I had in the rain! So pleased I (we) made the trip and as Stu said, it was great to catch up with old friends and Founders not seen in a while. Thanks also to the MGoT Day Managers for all their work on the day.

15/07/2015 19:07:23 Grumpyzs We'll done to all concerned. A great day despite the Welsh mist! Well worth the effort Cheers chaps

15/07/2015 19:30:31 NigelS And thanks Neil for the ride in the K-Midget, I am sure this is going to cost me some money now.....:) For those that have never experienced a K-series Midge, boy, these are absolutely awesome.

16/07/2015 06:01:19 Dave P Hi Nigel, I saw in a Facebook post that you are now the proud owner of a 'K Series' badge. When is the rest of the car coming to join it ;)

16/07/2015 18:15:44 midget64 [b]K series badge[/b] Well he has to build one now Dave as he has purchased the 'last' badge

19/07/2015 18:20:38 NigelS [QUOTE=Dave P]Hi Nigel, I saw in a Facebook post that you are now the proud owner of a 'K Series' badge. When is the rest of the car coming to join it ;)[/QUOTE] Ah, good question. On the look out for a good shell to start with, then it will be just time & & & .....:D