It was a hand in glove victory for Alex

Race 1
Smiths Reunion Straight in at Number 1
Alex Smith scored his first ever PBIC victory by doing what all sons do, driving their dad’s car far too fast.  Having inherited Peter Best Pole, Alex had a relatively relaxed drive to the chequered flag (so it wasn’t a case that he started something he couldn’t finish), calmly coping with the changing weather, fading brakes and a few laps behind the safety  [read more →]

Such is the interest in the 2012 Pete Best Insurance Challenge that the MGCC are struggling to cope! Places for the season opener at Donington Park on Sunday 8 April are so sought after it seems more than probable that the classes will now have to be split, meaning that at least 4 races on the timetable will feature the PBIC racers. Although entries are now officially closed, by splitting the grids, drivers who have not yet entered could  [read more →]

How do you fancy a YOURSITE.mgracing.co.uk website? We are looking for a volunteer (or two) to test drive this new feature.

What’s the catch?
Nada, zip, you will be up and running in a few clicks and have your own Race Space on the interweb to keep your fans/sponsors happy.

You don’t need to be a wordsmith, you only need a few photos, perhaps of your car development, and you are on your way….

An example of how www.darby38.mgracing.co.uk may look (sorry @jdarby,  [read more →]

We are always looking at ways to improve our site and to help our readers (or dare we say fans!) stay up to date with the latest news and gossip, so we have now signed up to Twitter.

Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/MGCCPBIC

What is Twitter and What is the Point?

Twitter is a micro blog service which enables us to post immediate updates (”tweets”) of up to 140 characters.  [read more →]

How embarrasing…forgetting to do your shirt up properly!

Deck the boughs with oil and “Folly” tra la la la Castrol R,

Yes folks in true PBIC fashion here is the Xmas write up as we fast approach spring! So in no particular order here are my slightly beer clouded memories of the end of year shindig.

It came to pass that at the end of racing the drivers joined together and peace to all men prevailed. Past differences were far behind  [read more →]