The fifth MkI Performance/Maximum Mini Action Day at Blyton Park was the sunniest by far, making it perhaps also the best.
It’s amazingly been five years since Mark Forster and Pete Flanagan of the MkI Performance Conversions website decided to team up for an event. And their fifth Action Day took place on Sunday 6 May at Blyton Park’s circuit.
After the previous four windy and chilly Action Days, this one made you almost melt to the Lincolnshire tarmac, freshly laid by the new owners of the circuit, Ginetta Cars.
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