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Pendine Sands 2016 Speed Trials
Jun
This is one of the best places in the world to experience Hot Rodding at its very best, sat on the far west side of Britain, Pendine Sands in Wales has so much racing history on this infamous beach.
I just had to post some photos I saw and will credit those who took them. the Sidewinders put this annual event on and a lot of work it needs to get to where it is, so when you get a chance, drop them a line than thank them for all their hard work.
Steve foster photo.
Photo: Steve Foster
This is an old mat of mine Matt Farrant and he posted the fasted time of 117 miles and hour with his flatty powered Roadster pick up and was the fasted man on the sand for the second year running, great job Matt.
Photo. S. Foster
I see my mate Melissa with the Bandanna on her noggin and she drove her ride on the beach faster than her old mans Hot ROD.
Photo. Steve Foster.
Photo : S. Foster
Mat Farrant giving it his best on the beach with a recorded speed of 117 , thats awesome.
Checking out the program as these 2 Nostalgically dressed girlies enjoy the day. photo. S. Foster
Photo. S. Foster
OMG-Scot Blown Flatty, would love that myself, great job and shot.
Photo. Steve Foster
Love this shot of the roadsters on the beach lining up for their run.
Photo. Steve Foster.
My mate Sarah Bradley gets ready to run her roadster up the beach.
Photo Steve Foster.
Waiting for the flag to give them the go ahead to light them up and make the pass up the beach.
Photo. Steve Foster
Great shot here, love the Duvall style windshield and the frog mouths.
Photo S. Foster
Channeled 5 window looked Bad ass.
Photo. S. Foster
Braaap!
Photo. Steve Foster.
This looks so much fun.
Photo. S Foster
How can this not be fun?
Photo. S. Foster
This 29 Roadster is all set for his run at the speed trials.
Photo. S. Foster
As old timey as it gets, this bobbed fendered Roadster is itching to go.
Photo. S. Foster
T Roadster gets a helping hand.
Photo. S. Foster
Wishing him luck.
photo. S. Foster
Frigging amazing set up.
Photo. S. Foster
Number 362 gets a good start on his run up the Welsh beach of Pendine Sands.
Photo. S. Foster
Getting as much traction as they can as they start their run.
Photo. S. Foster
How low can you go?
Photo S. Foster
Great shot.
Photo. S. Foster
Another roadster heading out.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Heading into Pendine.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Chilling with everyone on the beach.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Lets see who is the fastest the.
Photo: Martin Stockton.
Where it all happens from the start to finish.
Photo: Martin Stockton 
A set of hungry Quads
Photo. Martin Stockton
Great shot on the line.
Photo. Martin Stockton
We shall meet you on the Beaches.
Photo. Martin Stockton
This 29 is almost ready for the take off.
Photo. Martin Stockton
5 window looks sweet.
Photo. Martin Stockton
This is a really cool shot, love the whole frame, the color is awesome.
Photo. Martin Stockton.
And we are off!!!
Photo. martin Stockton
Roadster Pickup is having some fun here.
Photo. martin Stockton
Another great shot looking through a model A window.
Photo. martin Stockton
Epic photo of the start line.
photo. Martin Stockton
Another cool capture of the start.
Photo. martin Stockton.
Taking it all in.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Putting the Modified through its paces.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Matt Farrant takes off on his 117 MPH Flatty, great job Matt.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Great photo and the geezer is having a blast.
Photo. Martin Stockton
My mate Sarah Bradley ,cruises the Beach.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Matt Farrant, giving it his best shot and winning the fastest flatty of the weekend at 117 MPH, Sweet.
Photo. martin Stockton
The VHRA official filling station.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Matt Farrant, getting geared up and going through his check list procedure so he is calm and collected for his run.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Epic panoramic view of the run.
Photo. Martin Stockton
Awesome machine.
My Mate Martin Grossmith in his A Bone and now in the 100mph club.
Martin is sat and ready to wind it on at Pendine Sands.
Great photos here of some mates I know from back home, must of been fantastic experience.
Below is a vide of Dean Lowes Roadster pick up at Pendine.
These sands have been raced on for many many years, even in 1951 the motorcycles all took part in racing.
So, with over 150 entries at Pendine, this only seems to get bigger and better.
photo credit. Elie Rose and my mate Mel Gee driving.
Photo: Elie Rose photography with Mel in her ride.
Photo credit: Stefan Marjoram.com
Stefan Marjoram|Art & Photography.
Photo Credit: Stefan Morjoram. With Sarah Bradley in her Roadster.
Stefan Marjoram|Art & Photography
Stefan Marjoram|Art 
& Photography
Photo: Stefan Marjoram.com
Photo: Stefan Marjoram.com
Photo: Stefan Marjoram.com “The Lads”
Photo: Stefan Marjoram.com
Photo: Stefan Marjoram.com
