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So closeJohn Williams was comfortably leading the 1976 Senior TT, until he ran out of fuel at Signpost Corner on the last lap, pushing his Suzuki home in 7th place
Bob McIntyre, the first rider to officially top the ton in 1957, nearly acheived that momentous feat on a 250 in 1962, failing to break he ton by a few seconds
RefuellingRalf Englehardt takes on liquids as he and rider Klaus Enders wait for the start of the 1974 500 Sidecar TT
Phil Callin (Yamaha) 2000 Production TT
Manx Engineering (2)In 1978, Mike Hailwood broke a few alloy gear levers, a dicky left ankle meant he was hard on it. A local aerospace company made a replacement from stainless steel
Head-first down Bray HillDave Wheely Taylor takes the plunge down Bray Hill at TT 1979
John Crasher White (Norton) 1937 Senior TTJohn Crasher White weighs in his Norton 1937 Senior TT
Harry Stanford and the Mead NortonHarry Stanford rode the Mead Norton in the 1960 Lightweight TT. A specials short-stroke Manx engine was married to an Albion 5-speed gearbox. The machine sold at Bonhams for c. £ 19, 000 in 2011
Mark Johns (Yamaha) 1982 Senior 350 TT
Dave Ashton (BSA) 1983 Formula One TT
Mead and Tomkinson BSANigel Rollason at Union Mills in the 1973 Production TT. TheMead and Tomkinson BSA won many long-distance endurance races
The first over the ton Sidecar TTSeen approaching Glen Helen, George O Dell and Kenny Arthur (750 Yamaha) averaged 100.03 to win the 1977 Sidecar TT. They were beaten to the first sidecar ton lap by Dick Greasley and Mick Skeels
Helmut Fath Wolfgang Kalauch URS 1968 500 Sidecar TTGermans Helmut Fath & Wolfgang Kalauch (URS) at Governor's Bridge, 1968 500 Sidecar TT
Graham Atha (Yamaha) 1982 Senior 350 TT
Gus Kuhn SuzukiChas Mortimer has a TT pedigree second to none, with 8 victoies to his name. For 1978, he rode this Reynolds-framed Gus Kuhn Suzuki to 6th in the Formula One TT
A BRM YamahaI believe the chassis of this BRM Yamaha, ridden by Dick Hawes in the 1977 Sidecar TT, is manufactured by the motor racing company
The innovative WedgeGerry and Nick Boret leave Ramsey on the thier Renwick Konig. This was the first sidecar racer to use a hub-centre steering, which became the standard in later years
Rolf Biland and the LCRLCR Racing and Rolf Biland changed the face of sidecar racing, their innovative technology literally re-invented three wheel racing. Photo shows Biland and passenger Kurt Waltisberg at Union Mills
Ian RichardsBefore he decorated his helmet with the the Ying and Yang symbol, Ian Richards takes his Yamaha round Pariament Square in the 1971 Lightweight TT
John Williams and the WheelbarrowJohn Williams takes Governors Bridge on the Arter Matchless. He was not as successful as his namesake Peter on this machine, retiring from most rides
Tom Arters Manx missileRiding the early version of Tom Arters G50 special used so successfully by Peter Williams at the TT, David Hughes won the 1972 Senior Manx Grand Prix on the bike
Manx Engineering (1)In 1968, Yamaha found their 125cc machines under-carburetted when they arrived at the TT. A local engineering firm were tasked with boring the carbs out
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
The DomiracerNo one expected the speed and reliability of Doug Heles works development Domiracer twin. Turning laps at over the ton, Tom Phillis fiished third behind Mike Hailwood
John Crasher White (Norton) 1934 Senior Manx Grand Prix
Paul Hunt (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TTManxman Paul Hunt (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TT
James Courtney (MSR Ducati) 2000 Senior TT
Adrian McFarland (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TTIrish Adrian McFarland (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TT
Graham Atha (Yamaha) 1983 350 TT
An exciting, but short-lived rideTony Dunnell blasted this Kawasaki 3 into a 30-second lead on the first lap of the 1969 500 Production TT. But the evil-handling triple cast Tony off at the 33rd Milestone on the second lap
Fast but fragileLino Tontis Linto engine consisted of two Aermacchi top ends on a common 360 degree crank and produced 65 bhp at 12, 000. Alberto Pagani 1969 Senior TT
Local heroDanny Shimmin on Ralph Seymours Velocette Metisse in the 1977 Formula Two TT. Danny was Island road race champion for many years
Joeys first TT course lapJune 1st, 1976. On a wet Monday morning, Joey Dunlop leaves Governors Bridge to complete his first ever TT course lap on the Rea Yamaha
Joeys other brotherJim Dunlop was Joey and Roberts younger brother, the only one of the clan stil with us. Jim rode the Manx, Southern 100 and Jurby races
A few hundred yards from an offJohn Kidson rode this Cotton Telstar in the 1965 Lightweight TT. The ride ended prematurely when he slid off it at Braddan Bridge
The Murray ClanFor many years Charlie Murray ran a motorcycle museum, first at Peel then at the Bugalow. Wife Em ran the cafe. Seen here taking part in the 1971 Vintage TT Rally
An early SquarielSpoted at the 1970 VMCC Rally. This 600cc Ariel Square Four was designed by Edward Turner before he moved to Triumph
Dad GeorgeGeorge Fogarty, father of TT and World Superbike ace, was no mean rider himself. This is the Norton Commando he rode in the 1970 Production TT
The end of the GP era on the IslandTom Herron (Yamaha) won the1976 Lightweight TT, the last to count towards the world championship. Tom finished 5th in the world title chase that year
Micks first TTAfter years of follwing his fathers successful racing career, Mick Boddice rode his first TT in 1966, with Dave Loach in the chair
Moto MoriniThe only name that comes to mind when viewing a single-cylinder Motot Morini is Tarquinio Provini, who valiantly fought many battles with JimRedman in the 1963 250 World Championship
Jim Redman - a treble-double winnerJim Redman took unprecedented treble-double TT victoires. On the Honda-4 he won both Lightweight and Junior TTs from 1963 to 1965, and six world championships
Chris Conn bottoms out the Higley Norton on Bray Hill in the 1967 Senior TT
Geoff Sawyer (DTR Ducati) 2000 Production TT
Jim Hodson (Kawasaki) 2000 Senior TT
Glyn Jones (Honda) 2000 Production TT
Bruce Anstey (DTR Yamaha) 2000 Senior TTKiwi ace Bruce Anstey (DTR Yamaha) 2000 Senior TT
Peter Perrin (Kawasaki) 2000 Production TT
Shaun Harris (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TTKiwi ace Shaun Harris (Yamaha) 2000 Senior TT
Ken Inwood (Yamaha) 1982 Senior 350 TT
Derek Wood (Yamaha) 1982 Senior 350 TT
Martin Barr (Esler Yamaha) 1982 Senior 350 TT
Alan Lawton (Yamaha) 1983 Junior TT
Steve Murray (Yamaha) 1983 Junior TT
Yvan Beaud (Yamaha) 1983 Senior Classic TTCzech Yvan Beaud (Yamaha) 1983 Senior Classic TT
Walter Dawson (Maxton Yamaha) 1983 350c TT
Ron Roebury (Honda) 1983 Formula One TT
David Smith (Yamaha) 1983 350 TT
Dennis Ireland (Suzuki) 1983 Senior Classic TTKiwi Dennis Ireland (Suzuki) 1983 Senior Classic TT
Hartley Kerner (Honda) 1983 Formula One TTHartley Kerner (Honda) with flapping boot! 1983 Formula One TT
Marc Granie (Yamaha) 2000 Production TTFrenchman Marc Granie (Yamaha) 2000 Production TT
