1968 50cc Tt Collection

Fran Redfern (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Luke Lawlor (Derbi) 1968 50cc TT
Irish Luke Lawlor (Derbi) 1968 50cc TT

Stuart Aspin (Garelli) 1968 50cc TT

John Finch (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

D Harlow (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

Don Ryder (Derbi) 1968 50cc TT

A J Liptrott (Honda) & Baz Dickinson (Garelli) 1968 50cc TT

Harold Cosgrove (Foster Kreidler) 1968 50cc TT

Allan Robinson MBE (Suzuki) 1968 50cc TT

Don Juler (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

Barry Smith (Derbi) 1968 50cc TT
Aussie Barry Smith (Derbi) 1968 50cc TT

Rodney Gooch (Ducati) 1968 50cc TT

Angel Nieto; a 12 + 1 World Champion
Superstitious Angel Nieto only rode one TT, the 1968 50cc. He retired from this race, but amassed an astounding 12 + 1 World Championships in the 50cc and 125cc classes

K Burgess (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

Stan Lawley (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Roger Stopford (Heldun Hawk) 1968 50cc TT

Brian Gleed (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Ernie Griffiths (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Chris Walpole (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Dave Lock (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Trevor Payne (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Jim Pink (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

A Harlow (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

Arthur Lawn (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Roger Stopford (Heldun) 1968 50cc TT

J R Finch (Itom) 1968 50cc TT

The Superstitious Champion
A welcome visitir to ride a Parade Lap in 2010 was Angel Nieto, one of the all-time road-race champions. He won the 50cc and 125cc World Championships no less than - 12 + 1 times, riding Derbi

1968 50cc TT
The only 50cc Ducati to race the TT. Rodney Gooch hops the back wheel at Ballaugh Bridge. He finished 11th

John Lawley (Honda) 1968 50cc TT

Nick Mayo (Heldun Hawk) 1968 50cc TT
Canadian Nick Mayo (Heldun Hawk) 1968 50cc TT

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