Return of the Monthly Meetings

With 30 people now allowed to meet for organised indoor activities we can finally see the return of the Monthly Motor Club meeting.
Meeting will be held at Lampeter Rugby Club at 19.30 Wednesday 9th June.
It is important to please remember to bring your masks with you.

 

 

 

 
RALI BRO CARON ANNOUNCEMENT
 
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Lampeter & District Motor Club regret to announce that the Windy Corner Coaches Rali Bro Caron scheduled to run on the 6th/7th March 2021 has been cancelled. Due to the current COVID situation and to safeguard our local area it is not viable for us to run on our usual date.
 
Therefore, we instead look forward to welcoming you back in 2022 for the 40th running of the Rali Bro Caron. 
 
 
 

2020 Annual General Meeting

Dear Members,

With the ongoing situation regarding Covid 19, having discussed ways of being able to hold a meeting the committee has decided that the 2020 Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for the 11th November will be postponed for foreseeable future. We will endeavour to schedule an AGM at the earliest point possible once the government restrictions have been relaxed sufficiently for us to do so. The current committee members will remain in their roles until the AGM can be re-scheduled.

If there are any queries, or if anyone wants anything to be dicussed within the club, please send an e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Lampeter and District Motor Club Committee

 

 

 

 

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Andy Davies and Michael Gilbey guide their Impreza in front of huge crowds to victory

             The 29th and 1st of March saw the annual Bro Caron road rally held by Lampeter and district motor club. One again sponsored by Windy corner coaches, this year’s event saw Dafydd Evans and Cadog Davies take over the role of clerks of the course after three very successful events at the hands of Marc Hughes who stepped down from the role although was still helping out. Between them they put on a route of some 95 miles all on OS map 146, with the majority of the route taking place on the southern half of the map. Once again it featured in the welsh road rally championship and for this year it was the opening round so needless to say the entry filled at an incredibly quick rate, with over 90 entries received in the first hour of regulations being available, unfortunately such was the popularity that a number of crews found themselves on the reserves list, crossing their fingers that a space would become available.