Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey
We were Eight Cars in Total with Seven Roadster 100 and Register Founder, David Harris's New Power Upgraded Roadster.
The weather was kind to us once the Fog and Haze started to clear into warm sunshine. The event was not as well supported by the wider Morgan Community with many friends missing this year. The Test Hill was opened in the afternoon but only a dozen cars used it for a couple of laps each.
It was a fantastic day with Brooklands living up to its best. We need another day to re visit the displays as we spent much of the day meeting and chatting - wonderful.
Taken Into the Sun - Our Roadster 100 Arrival Line Up
Our Team of Owners having a Meet Chat over Coffee - Register Founder David Harris with Bacon Roll
Olympic Closing Ceremony Star owned by Chris Weston-Simonds
Patrick & Linda Boucher setting off for the Buses Photo Call.
Roadster 100 Event Organiser Chris Attwood
Roadster 100's Gathered around the Buses from the Bus Museum
Register Founders David Harris and Myself with Bus & The 6 R100's
Our Owners and Their R100's
Our Team chatting to the Bus Driver.
The Le Mans 62 Register Cars
Roadster 100 Register Members Cars
Brooklands 'Bertie' the Bear greeting the visitors.
The Brooklands Members Club Corridor
The Sax Players Back, overlooking the Paddock & Test Hill
The Roadster 100 Register Line Up
Some of the Museum Sheds
The Test Hill from the Members Bar Balcony
The Newly Redecorated Art Deco Members Bar.
A New Morgan M3W Trike with the Saxophone Player on the Balcony
A Beautiful Two Tone Aero 8
Vintage Morgan Trike sets out to Climb the Test Hill
Here is a link to a video of having a ride in a Brooklands Buggy.
The Old Brooklands Garages
Electric Bluebird 11
The F1 Simulator where a young man was about to drive a full lap of Brooklands.
For those of you who have not seen the Old Brooklands Racing Track my daughter did this lap in the previous Mercedes F1 Simulator.
Part of the Formula 1 Display
The Drawing Office
The Brooklands Club House seen from the Rear.
This Schematic shows the Track as it was over the Museum area. The Track used to cross over the River Wey where there is a gap on the left end. There used to be a dip in the track there called 'The Yump'
Still Fund Raising for Help for Heroes - we raised another £20.
