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Geoff Dukes first TT victoryGeoff Duke was employed by Norton as a trials rider, but it was his prowess on tarmac that made Geoff a motorcycling legend. Seen here after winning the 1949 Senior Clubman TT
Geoff Duke and Alan Shepherd 1959 Senior Ulster Grand PrixGeoff Duke and Alan Shepherd compose themselves before the 1959 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Bob McIntyre (Gilera) setting the first Ton lap of the TTWith Geoff Duke out injured, it was down to Bob McIntyre to set the first ton lap on the Mountain Course. Bob gives it full concentration round Cronk ny Mona
Geoff Duke at Governors Bridge: 1952 Senior TTThe style and the speed of Geoff Duke as he leaves Governors Bridge in the 1952 Senior TT
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1950 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1973 Manx Grand PrixGeoff Duke (Gilera) at Ramsey on the parade lap: 1973 Manx Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (BSA) 1955 Ulster Grand PrixSuspended from racing by the authorities, Geoff Duke fettles the BSA he prepared for Des Wright to use in the 1955 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke Bob Foster Maurice Cann Carlo UbbialiGeoff Duke, Bob Foster, Maurice Cann, Carlo Ubbiali, 1950 Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke Norton 1951 GoodwoodGeoff Duke (Norton) 1951 Goodwood
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1951 Senior TTGeoff Duke (Norton) after winning the 1951 Senior TT. His wife Pat is alongside, Gilbert Smith, MD of Norton wears the mac, Joe Craig looks over his right shoulder, Rex McCandless looks over his left
Geoff Duke, Reg Armstrong and Aussie Bob Brown 1957 Senior TTThree Gilera pilots chat in the paddock: Geoff Duke, Reg Armstrong and Aussie Bob Brown 1957 Senior TT
Bob McIntyre (AJS) Geoff Duke (Gilera) John Surtees (Norton) 1954 Scarborough3 racing superstars! Bob McIntyre (AJS) Geoff Duke (Gilera) John Surtees (Norton) 1954 Scarborough
Ray Amm (Norton) Reg Armstrong (Norton) and Les Graham (MV) 1952 Senior TTWiners enclosure. Ray Amm (Norton) Reg Armstrong (Norton) and Les Graham (MV) 1952 Senior TT, Geoff Duke, who retired from the race, stands between Armstrong and Graham
1950 Ulster Grand Prix winnersGeoff Duke (Senior) Bob Foster (Junior) Maurice Cann (Lightweight, Carlo Ubbiali (Ultra Lightweight) 1950 Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1956 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Cromie McCandless and Geoff Duke 1951 Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke, John Surtees, Bob Brown 1959 Junior Ulster Grand Prix
Alistair King (AJS) Bob Brown (Norton) and Geoff Duke (Norton) 1959 Junior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Norton) and Alan Shepherd (AJS) 1959 Junior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Dukes Norton 1959 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1973 Manx Grand Prix Parade LapGeoff Duke (Gilera) signs autographs after his 1973 Manx Grand Prix Parade Lap
Geoff Duke, Libero Liberati and Bob McIntyre 1957 Senior Ulster Grand PrixGilera team men Geoff Duke, Italian Libero Liberati and Bob McIntyre 1957 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1953 Senior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1950 Junior TTGeoff Duke (Norton) at Kates Cottage, 1950 Junior TT. It was whilst testing the new Rex McCandless framed Manx at this very spot on the TT course
Sally - a Manx Norton with a long historyBob Dowty jnr heels his fathers long-stroke Manx into Governorss Bridge. Bought for Bob snr in 1952, this was the machine that Geoff Duke took to Japan on his first visit there to give demonstrations
Road Opening in styleMore clout than an Audi any day. Mylchreest Motors provided this Rolls Royce course inspection car to accompany Geoff Duke when he took Mike Hailwood on a celebration lap on a Gold Wing at the 1975
Gileras TT returnGeoff Duke leaves the start line after giving his Scuderia Duke rider John Hartle final words of encouragement. Geoff arranged to run the 1957 championship winning bikes for the 1963 season;
A winning returnAfter a four-year lay-ff, John Hartle returned to TT racing to win the inaugural 750 Production TT, on this Geoff-Duke sponsored Thruxton Bonneville
1951 Junior TT weigh-inGeoff Duke brings his Manx Norton to the weigh-in. Geoff was to end the 1951 season as the BBC Sportsman of the Year and double world champion. In his racing career Geoff took 33 GP victories
14th International Empire Trophy RaceStill committed as a works Norton rider, Geoff Duke had several drives for Aston Martin in 1952, including the British Empire Trophy race. Seen here at Parkfield Corner on the Willaston course
Geoff DukeA selection of Geoff Duke shots
1950 Junior startNew Zealander Syd Jensen pushes off to start. In those days riders were not graded; Geoff Duke, the winner started at No. 79. No
Not a bad weeks workGeoff Duke with the spoils of victory from the 1951 TT. The Mercurys are the Senior and Junior trophies, the bronze figure is the Jimmy Simpson trophy for the fastest lap
To the Victors - the spoilsThe all-conquering Norton team take centre stage at the prizegiving. Left to right. Thomas Radcliffe, Mayor of Douglas, Johnny Lockett, Harold Daniell, Artie Bell, Geoff Duke and Gilbert Smith
Happy 90th GeoffGeoff Duke celbrated his 90th birthday in 2013. This shows Geoff in practice on his International Norton for the 1949 Senior Clubman TT, his first TT victory
Geoff Duke (350 Norton) 1951 Goodwood. This was the only motorcycle race meeting at Goodwood until the Revival meetings
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1959 Junior Ulster Grand Prix
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1955 Senior TT
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1950 Junior TT
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1953 Senior TT
Geoff Duke1949 Senior Clubman (Norton) 1952 Junior (Norton) 1953 Senior Ulster Grand Prix (Gilera)
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1953 Senior TTGeoff Duke weighing-in the Gilera for the 1953 Senior TT
Geoff Duke (Norton) 1950 Junior TTGeoff Duke (Norton) on Bray Hill: 1950 Junior TT
Geoff Duke (Gilera) 1955 Senior TTGeoff Duke (Gilera) at Cronk ny Mona: 1955 Senior TT
Geoff Duke and Artie Bell (Norton) 1950 Senior TTTwo Norton stars, one at the end of his career, the other a new ace. Geoff Duke and Artie Bell (Norton) finish the 1950 Senior TT
Allan Jefferies (Triumph) 1949 Senior Clubman TT. Allan finished second to Geoff Duke