Images Dated 14th October 2019 (page 2)

The fastest pushrod single
Steve Linsdell at Braddan Bridge with his Seeley-framed Royal Enfield

2007 Southern 100 dust-up
Church Bend action as Chris Palmer (Yamaha) leads Guy Martin (Honda) and Conor Cummins in the Solo Championship race

Hutchys top-notch pit crew
" Have to say, the pit stops for Hutchy were some of the best, most efficient and (believe it or not) relaxed I have ever witnessed

Blackpools finest
Sporting leathers in his beloved Blackpool FC colours, Roy Richardson added to his MGP tally of 8 wins on the Linton Aermacchi in the 2010 Junior Classic Manx

Nick Crowes first TT
Pete Nuttall cheecks that first-time passenger Nick Crowe was safely aboard as they leave Parliament Squre in the 1996 Sidecar TT

Sammy Miller 1911 TT Humber 2007 TT re enactment

Five Alive
Ian Hutchinson salutes the fans at the end of an incredible race week at TT 2010. Will anyone equal his feat of five out of five?

The TT Courses oldest victor
At the tender age of 59, Chris McGahan hustled the Miles Trident to victory in the 2010 Formula Classic Manx

World Champion on the TT course
2010 Moto GP Champion Jorge Lorenzo rode the 2010 Yamaha Parade Lap

Keith Amor - BMW S1000RR
In 2010, the BMW S1000RR was considered to be the dogs dangly-bits for Superstock racig (TT excluded)

The ManTTx electric machine
James McBride silently glides his way through Parliament Square to a third place in the 2010 TT Zero

Reiving past successes
Siegfried Wunsche waits to start the 1988 Classic Lap. He finished 5th in his first TT, the 1937 Lightweight; 16 yeas later the finishedthird in the 1953 Lightweight TT

17 TT wins between them
Stanley Woods and Mick Grant share their TT memories outside the Crosby Hotel in 1982. For the record; Stanley won ten TT pre-war, Mick won his on Triumph, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Honda

The Martin dynasty
27 years apart, but barely an inch between them at Quarter Bridge. Left; Ian Martin (P&M Suzuki) in the 1982 Formula one TT. Right; son Guy Martin (Hydrex Honda) 2009 Superstock TT

Pickup a passenger
Dave Wood was wandering through the paddock on the first Saturday night, TT 1989. Within a few minutes he was out on the TT course with Neil Smith, who had arrived wthout a passenger

Any sponsorship welcome
Seen in the 1993 TT Paddock. I wonder if the passenger changed his socks as often as the rider changed his engine oil

Two TT winners - 70 years apart
Double 1993 Sidecar winers Dave Molyneux and Karl Ellison pose on the 1923 Sidecar TT winning Freddie Dixon Douglas

The Race of the Century begins
Full agression from flagfall; Carl Fogarty (Yamaha) and Steve Hislop (Norton) leave the line to start the 1992 Senior TT, voted as the race of the century

A long wait - but well worth it
Brian Reid recounts his winning ride in the 1992 250cc Junior TT

The Race of the Century - Carl Fogarty
The 1992 Senior TT has been voted as the best TT ever. Although Carl Fogarty lost to Setev Hislop by a scant 4.4. seconds, his record lap at 123.61 mph was to stand for many years

A Kiwi high-flyer
After three decades away from racing, Kiwi John Woodley was back racing an MV in the Australian BEARS series. John rode the TT for two years, finishing 9th in the 1978 Senior

The Minister of Fun - and Ton
Member of the Manx Parliament David Cretney speeds down Bray Hill in the 1983 Classic Manx. David rode nine MGPs, and acheived a ton lap in the 1988 Senior Manx

Over, under, sideways down
Cliff Pritchard;s F11 Yamaha get the total and undivided attention of the scrutineers at the 1985 TT

Three miles to win, but one mile to heartache
Brian Reid recalls his 1968 250 cc TT retirement just miles from th flag

Worth a Deutschmark or two
A change of helmet and it could be Walter Zeller fro the 1950s. Dick Hawes rode this beautiful BMW RenNsport in the 1984 Historic Classic TT. Dick rode over 60 TT races

Thirty miles with a puncture
Roger Burnett eases off the saddle to let the pit crew replace the rear wheel which had punctured at Ballacraine. Holding fifth at the time, he recovered to finish 7th

TT Memories - 1992 Senior TT
" We were watching the 1992 Senior from the Creg. You culd tell Steve Hislop on the Norton was coming by the Mexican Wave of cheering that foollowed him down from Kates Cottage

Behind you
Steve Hislop senses the prescence of team-mate Carl Fogartys RVF 750 as they swing though Governors Bridge in the 1991 Formula One

A naked Worm
What lurks beneath the all-enveloping body of a modern outfit. The proximity of the twistgrip to the exhaust would worry me

Out of the crate to race
Peter Courtney recalls his 1973 Production race on a KH 250 Kawasaki

TT Memories - 1979 Senior TT
Memories of Mike Hailwoods fighting runner up to Alex Geotge in the 1979 Senior TT

Second best means second place
Charlie Williams recalls his runner up in the 1979 Formula One TT

Irish ace on the airfield
Although he never rode the TT or Manx Grand Prix, Ray McCullough competed in the Southern 100 for many years. In 1979 he rode for the Irish team in the Millenium Match Races at Jurby on the QUB Yamaha

Dave Baxter - Eurpean Enduro Champion
Befote the days of Steve Colley and David Knight, the Island had a European off-road champion. Dave Baxter and Eric Hargreaves won the European Sidecar Enduro championship in 1975

Little Tommy - Big Honda
Tommy Robbs rcollections of riding the 1970 Production Honda

A reluctant winner
After winning the 1975 Junior Manx Grand Prix, Wayne Dinham wanted toretur to the September races, but tradition decreed that winners moved on to the TT, Wayne did ride the Manx once more

Testing the products
Where better to test the Metzeler tyres that Helmut Dahne developed? Wth Hans Otto Butenuth, Helmut won the open-class in the 10-lap Production TT in 1975

Two wheels on my wagon - but only once
Roy Hanks took to the TT course on two wheels justonce, contesting the 1981 Formula Two race on the BeeBee Yamaha. Mick Boddice also left the spare wheel off to take part in four solo races

Manx Viking, the first bow-loader
It is June 1980 - Manx Lines MV Manx Viking yawns and sigorges another boat-load of TT fans, This was the first bow-loader on the Isand route

The Toff with a sporting pedigree
Chas Mortimer (Greeves) leaves Quarter Bridge in the 1966 Manx Grand Prixc

Psychedelic screens
Anything to brighten the Manx weather! John Wright-Bailey and Eddie Kiff swing their BMW out of Parliament Square. The outfit had a long and successful TT career, ridden here by Maurice Tombs

Early days for Danny
Danny Shimmin gives his 7R a quick gettke between raes at the 1972 Jurby road race meeting. After a succession of leaderboard places, Danny Finally won the Manx Grand Prix in 1976

Cruelty to Bantams
The dip in Bray Hill launches Chris Gregory from his seat. All five rides on Small Heaths finest resulted in the dreaded R

An 86-minute lap - but still a winner
Hugh Evans recounts clutch troube in the 1976 Production TT

Puddle-jumping at Jurby
David Connor reflects on a damp Jurby race in 1976

Timeless
Hillberry, probably the only piece of the TT course that has not apparently changed since the 1920s. This 1960 shot, of Manxman Syd Mizen and Bill Smith piloting their Matchless, could be taken today

BMW spares swap
With John Chisnall buried in the chair, Bill Beevers guns it through Bray Hill in the 1960 TT. BMW were very protective about spares for rthe Rennsport model, if something broke

Scooters at the Creg
The Scooter Rally attracted an international entry. Terry Moore checks in at the Creg ny Baa timing control on his Velocette Viceroy in 1968

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