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Amelia Mugridge, with her 1969 Morris Mini van called ‘Valerie’, who had come from Portsmouth (Paul Stewart).


Customised Mini’ she was very taken with a car owned by George Gordon. You could be forgiven for giving it a once-over and just noting the fat wheels, rally stickers and sparse motor sport interior, but on closer inspection, you would see that under the bonnet was in fact a Yamaha R1 motorcycle engine converted by Pro-motive.


Clubs making the pilgrimage to the event this year came from as far as Bournemouth, Suffolk, Basingstoke, Essex and Yorkshire. Regular atten- ders from nearer to home included Box Hill, Mini Freaks, Surrey Hills and a host of others. They lined the Motoring Village, Campbell Lawn,


The 1966 Austin Countryman lovingly restored by John Pook – proudly showing his certificate for ‘Best Classic’ on the BTM Outreach stand (Roddy Garnett).


Banking and every other corner of the site. Owners wishing to put their cars through their paces took part in morning and afternoon Test Hill sessions. Dozens of cars made the ascent in front of cheering crowds under the expert guidance of the Brooklands marshals. Elsewhere, the grill and food court, traders under the Race Bays and Museum displays kept visitors happy along with the added attraction of the on-site development and spectacle of the newly re-located Hangar, which was proudly displaying its roof and some of its side cladding. Paul Stewart


How low can you go? Winner of the ‘Best Modern’ – the menacing Luxe Mini of Ben Childs (Paul Stewart).


A Scamp tackles the Test Hill 13 (Katharine Allen).


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