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Port Talbot Motor Club Ltd - Formed from humble origins as a motoring part of the then Steel Company of Wales social club in the early ‘sixties, and becoming Port Talbot Motor Club in 1965, PTMC has gone from strength to strength, changing greatly along the motorsporting milestones, but retaining what has proved to be a successful formula, and prospering nearly forty years on, in a motorsporting world where many other local clubs have sadly disappeared.
Although PTMC has strived – and seems to have succeeded – to keep ahead of trends in the sport, it has also enjoyed remarkable stability, based at the home it adopted in the far off nineteen sixties, the Tudor Inn (formerly the Cae-Rhys-Ddu Country Club) in Neath for over forty years.
Although the old place had undergone several changes of owner, the “Tudor” always proved a welcoming home for the motor club, and thus any members from its formative years that might wander back knew exactly where to go
Port Talbot Motor Club Ltd - Formed from humble origins as a motoring part of the then Steel Company of Wales social club in the early ‘sixties, and becoming Port Talbot Motor Club in 1965, PTMC has gone from strength to strength, changing greatly along the motorsporting milestones, but retaining what has proved to be a successful formula, and prospering nearly forty years on, in a motorsporting world where many other local clubs have sadly disappeared.
Although PTMC has strived – and seems to have succeeded – to keep ahead of trends in the sport, it has also enjoyed remarkable stability, based at the home it adopted in the far off nineteen sixties, the Tudor Inn (formerly the Cae-Rhys-Ddu Country Club) in Neath for over forty years.
Although the old place had undergone several changes of owner, the “Tudor” always proved a welcoming home for the motor club, and thus any members from its formative years that might wander back knew exactly where to go