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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
Joeys last TT win: 2000 Ultra Lightweight TTAt the time, no one knew this was the last victory for The King of the Mountain as Joey Dunlop (Honda) won the 2000 Ultra Lightweight TT, beating brother Robert
Hillberry action from the 1938 TT10-times TT winner sweeps past a packed crowd at Hillberry. At this very spot, in 1922, he was watching the TT action and said to a friend " I could do that"
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
Moto Guzzi V-8 action on Bray HillMoto Guzzi made their name with single cylinder racers. In 1957 they bought out this fantastic V-8 racer. It progress in the 1957 Senior TT was hampered by a piston seizure
1920 Senior TT startlineRiders prepare to start the 1920 Senior TT. This was the first year the startline was in its current place. The No. 78 ABC was the first TT machine to use a megaphone exhaust system
Bob McIntyre at Cruickshanks, 1955 Junior TTRiding Joe Potts fully-faired Norton, Bob McIntyre split the works Italian machines to finish a fine second place in the 1955 Junior TT
James Lansdowne Pa NortonJames Lansdowne Pa" Norton, founder of the mighty Norton company, rode his own machinery in the TT for two years, but without success. He is seen here with his 1909 TT mount
Geof Duke (BMW) 1958 Senior TTGeoff Duke at Cronk ny Mona in the 1958 Senior TT. Never really at home with the German twin, Geoff retired with brake trouble
Wal Handley (AJS) 1929 Junior TTWal Handley looks well pleased with his second place in the 1929 Junior TT. He won TTs on Rex Acme and Rudge. Note the interesting leading-link front fork on his cammy AJS
So nearly a Ton 250 lap. Bob McIntyre (Honda) 1961 Lightweight TTFour years after setting the first ton lap of the TT course, Bob McIntyre was scant seconds way on the 250 Honda four, lapping at 99.58 mph
The first Japanese TT riderKenzo Tada worked for the Japanese Velocette importer; he was invited to take part in the 1930 Junior TT. Following an eventful practice session when he suffered many tumbles
Len Parker (Douglass / c) at Quarter BridgeA wonderful period shot as Len Parker and passenger Ken Horstman swing their 1925 TT-winning Douglas outfit through Quarter Bridge
Joey Dunlop 2000 Lightweight TTThere may have been just one spectator up the bank at Ramsey Hairpin, but thousands round the Mountain circuit cheered Joey home to win TT number 25
