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1964 Lightweight Manx winnersLast held in 1948, a Lightweight rce was reintroduced for the 1964 Manx. The winner was Gordon Keith (Greeves, 64). Runnner-up was Rex Butcher (17) with Terry Grotefeld third (both Aermacchi)
Clive Brown (Norton) 1963 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Graham WalkerTT winner, Editor of Motorcycling, first curator of the Beaulieu Motor Museum, Graham Walker prepares for the first Vintage Motor Cycle Club TT Rally
Two Velo FellowsBoth TT winners on Veloce machinery; Stanley Woods won his first victory for Hall Green in the 1938 Junior TT; Neil Kelly took a Thruxton to victory in the 1967 500cc Production race
Hall GreenStanley Woods looks on as his 500 Velocette is fettled at Hall Green, the home of Veloce Ltd. The factory looked the same when it closed in the 1960s
Ted Frend - AJS PorcupineTed Frend, team-mate of Les Graham, takes his AJS through Braddan Bridge in the 1950 Senior TT, Originally designed by Joe Craig with supercharger
Ramsey Town Hall - twice removedMore a social history pic than just a picture of Ernie Thomas (Velocette). The wonderful Victorian Ramsey Town Hall and fire station, built in 1895
Startline 1930 Ulster Grand PrixStanley Woods (Norton, 63) lines up to start the 1930 Ulster Grand Prix on the Clady circuit. Jimmy Simpson (62) set the fastest lap but blew up, leaving Stanley to win the fist UGP for Norton
Joey sIn 2002, the 26th Milestone on the TT course was renamed Joey s, in honour of the 26-times TT winer. Joey is shown at Quarter Bridge on the John Harris-sponsored CB600 in the 1991 Supersport 600 TT
Hailwoods Heights and Hailwoods RiseIn 1981, the Isle of Man honoured Mike Hailwood by naming the right-hander before Brandywell. Mike is shown at Signpost Corner in the 1958 Junior TT; one of four replica-winnng rides of his maiden
The Keen Kneen BoysBroke it Bruv?" Winner of the 1980 Junior Manx and later tracelling marshal Mike Kneen chats to is younger brother Phil, a retiree from the 1983 Juniro Manx
Manx Legend: John Crasher WhiteThe Mountain Course used to abound with bridges and jumps. This is John Crasher White making a front-wheel landing on the railway bridge at Union Mills in the 1934 Senior Manx
Bob Geesons REGThe REG
A Mugen prototypeFormer F1 GP driver Kuniomi Nagamatsu rode this MRV 1000 Mugen in the 2010 Parade Lap. Hirotoshi Honda, son of Sichiro, founded the Mugen company in 1973
Big LaverdaNorwegian newcomer Hakon Thorstensen rode this 1140cc Harris Laverdain the 2010 Pre-TT classic
9-wheel formation flyingA trio of Triumph powered projectiles dice in the 1969 Southern 100 Sidecar Championship. P D Crossley leads B Chatterton and M F Ward
Breath man - BREATHTerry Folwell looks overwhelmed by the Nursey Bends on the Clypse Course, practicing for the 1959 Sidecar TT
The First ManxSeptember 20, 1923; 31 staretsr prepare for the first Manx Amatuer Road Race Championship (M.A.R.R.C.). Ken Twemlow started No. 1
The pedigree of Richard BarksBonneville record holder Richard Barks
Manx Legend; Bob HeathIn the 1990s, Bob Heath was virtually unbeatable in the Classic Manx races, taking 11 victories. Bob is shown winning his last Classic Manx, the 1999 Junior Classic
The Jota MeisterPete Davies on the Roger Slater Laverda in the 1978 Formula One TT. None were braver than PK at hustling the big Italian triple round race circuits
Manx Legend; Phil HaslamPhil Haslam (Pharaoh Yamaha) becae the first MGP rider to lap the Mountain course at oer 100 mph. His lap rcord of 103.45 was a full 48 seconds faster than the Senior lap record
Mama Mia - isa broke MVAlmost unheard of - Giacomo Agostinis MV-3 broke down in the 1971 Junior TT, allowing Tony Jefferiesto take the win on his a Yamsel. Ago surveys his stricken MV
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;
Manx Legend: Harold RowellManxman Harold Rowell gets the wind knocked out of him as he hits the bottom of Bray Hill in the 1946 Senior Manx Grand Prix
The Mechanical MarvelSyd Gleave gave the Excelsior Mechanical Marvel its sole Island win in the 1933 Lightweight TT, beating runner-uo Charlie Dodson (New Imperial) by two munites and twenty seconds
McPintA selection of John McGuinness TT shots
Molyneux sThe right-hand kink at the end of the Cronk y Voddy straight has been named Molyneux s; a worthy and lasting tribute to the 17-times TT winner
The two sides of Robin DaykinIn 1957, aged 20, he rode this AJS 7R to 40th in the Junior Manx. Fifty four years later, aided and assisted by wife Annette, he rode and finished the 2011 Sidecar TT
Jenny Tinmouth - fastest TT femaleJenny Tinmouth set the fastest female TT lapp at 119.945 at TT 2010
Local Talent - Debbie BarronLocal lass Debbie Barron was the first female Manx resident to pilot a sidecar at the TT. Debbie (together with side kick Robert Lunt)
Hondas boss at playBob McMillan, former General Manager for Honda Uks motorcycle division, takes the big 1500cc flat-six Valkyrie round Stella Maris in the 1998 Honda Parade Lap
Joeys 1989 TT appearanceFollowing a practice spill at Brands Hatch at Easter, Joey Dunlop was not passed fit enough to ride the 1989 TT races
Manx Legend; Mike Seward (Fowler Yamaha) 1986 Senior Manx Grand PrixA slow first lap in the 1986 Senior Manx left Mike Seward (Fowler Yamaha) playing catch up to Grant Goodings (Suzuki). Mike failed to take victory by just 3.4 seconds
Manx Legend; Danny ShimminManx Legend and local hero. Danny Shimmin first rode the Manx in 1965, before finally winning the 1976 Lightweight Manx. He was in the running for the 1976 Senior Manx
John PentonBeing BMW agent, it was natural for American John Penton to ride one of their bikes in the 1965 ISDT, seen here in the Cornaa river
Irish aceBrain Steenson raced a works BSA Triple in the 1970 Production TT, retiring when holding second place
Percys quick 500Percy Tait did not feature on the 500 Triumph in the TT, but it proved its worth by finishing second to Ago in the 1969 Belgium GP, lapping at 116 mph
The Noisy EndI would not like to be standing there when they start Mike Hailwoods fabulous Honda 6 up
Mike the Bikes 1961 TT; 3 wins out of 4Chronicling Mike Hailwoods 1961 TT
A meeting of two mindsWith his trade-mark Tyrolian hat, Allan Jefferies chats with Bill Lomas; the MV team were testing the bikes at the Creg. Both Bill
A reliable Plumstead power plantBob McIntyre;s 7R edured both the Junior and Senior MGPs in 1952. After winning the Junior, he rode the same machine to second in the Senior. 12 laps at full chat
Manx Legend; Bob McIntyreAfter winning the 1952 Junir Manx, Bob McIntyre took the same AJS 7R to the runner-up spot in the Senior Manx that year
A pair of slidecar mastersEric Oiver (protecting his goggles) and Cyril Smith discuss tactics at Berne 1953. Probably working out ways to keep the pesky MWs behind
Motorcycle racing is FUNLlewellyn Ranson is really enjoying the ride at the Bungalow, to judge by his smile. At 95, he still remembers with affection his racing days he shared with his brtoher Humphrey
Stirling MossStriling Moss drove the Islands race race course in his early days. Seen here at theManx Arms in a C-type Jaguar in 1953
Manx Legend; Dennis ParkinsonWakefields Dennis Parkinson rode the Manx from 1932-1953. His five wins ranged from1936 to 1953. He took a hat-trick of Lightweight MGP wins 1936-38
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
A pair of winnersThis time-worn pictures pays tribute to Kelly Swanston, seen here congratulating Harold Daniell (on bike) in winning the 1933 Senior Manx Grand Prix
MavroNoel Mavrogordato at Parliament Square in the 1929 Amateur TT - the fore-runner of the Manx Grand Prix. Mavro always rode two-strokes in the Island, from his first ride in 1926
1922 Private Norton owners campGraham Walker (fifth from left) with a group of Norton riders from the 1922 Senior TT. Although a works rider, Graham always took a keen interst with the amatuer riders
SmokinIf thqattyre grips, your finger won t stop it! Doc Moran at the Ramsey Sprint
Cameron Donalds early TT exitAfter setting the fastest practice lap for TT 20o9. Cameron Donalds TAS Suzuki found a false neutral at Keppel Gate, ran wide
Bob McIntyre - the Brit Bike YearsA selection of Bob McIntyre shots
What a difference a few weeks makeKirk Michael in snow
The Mountain circuitThe 37.73-mie mountain circuit
McGuiness sThe long left-hand above Barregarrow has been named McGuinness s; a fitting tribute to the 23-times TT winner
The fastest Island MV (so far)American Thomas Montano at Ballacraine in the 2005 Superbike TT. He currently holds the fastest Island MV lap at 120.922
Manx Legend; Bill SwallowBill Swallow started his MGP career on a Velocette, but acheived success with his nine Classic Manx wins on Seeley, Norton, Honda and Aermacchi
Different StrokesSpotted at TT 2010. V-6 Heavy Engineering at its best
SupertwinsThe intriductin of the Supertwins make a different sight and sound to modern-day racing.; and the bike to beat in 2012 was the KMR Kawasaki
Fishtown FunClose action at the annual Fishtown race meeting, run round the fish yards at Bremerhaven, held in May 2013. Ludwig Haller (BMW) is chased by Charley Suter (Windle)
2009 Supersport actionStela Maris reverberates to the sound of a pair of Yamaha R6s being pounded up the mountain. Russell Mountford (36) leads German Rico Penzkofer
Blanket?We all know tyre-warmers are known as blankets - perhaps the true meaning needs to be explained to Bruce Ansteys team
So nearly the winnerWell off the leaderboard in a lowly 18th place at the end of the first lap. Andrew Soar stormed through the field to miss victory in the 2012 Senior Manx by just two seconds
The Third DegreeRadio TTs Chris Kinley quizzes Dave Molyneux before the start of the Sidecar Race A at TT 2012. Dave added win number 15 to his current total of 16 TT wins
Enjoy the Lap Kevin?1993 500cc Grand Prix World Champion Kevin Schwantz took part in the 2012 Parade Lap. It is not sure if the inset pic was taken before or after his lap
The Fast NewcomerTycos Suzuki Aussie Josh Brookes was currently the fastest ever newcomer at TT 2013
Japanese bikes - they ll never catch on"This Honda Benly is a credit to its restorer
Anything goes at BonnevilleA selection of machinery used at Bonneville Speed Week
John McGuinness 2012 Zero TTAfter studying the competition at TT 2011, Mugen built their Shinden Zero TT bike in barely four months. Constructed almost entirely of carbon fibre, in 2012
Joeys team-matesRon Haslam, Roger Marshall, Philip McCallen, John McGuinness
One wheel to many - and wrong way ladsIt;s the Glencrutchery Road startline - but not as we know it. This undated picture shows the field lining uo for a karting event. It was a round-the houses event
Shades of 1957Wearing the style of fairing that was outlawed after 1957, Rob Barber takes the Suzuki-chassied Agni Motor round Cruikshanks. Rob finished second to Mark Miller
Gilera Saturno SportSpotted at the Vintage Club Meeting in Mooragh Park at TT 2005; a very nice looking 1950s Gilera Saturno Sport
Not past their Sells dateSon Rob (69) and daughter Carolynn (83) frame father Dave in this 2003 shot of the Racing Sells; the only fater-dauher-son dynasty to have raced the Manx
The travelling BillboardThe fairing on the Sanyo Lunneys Honda of Denis McCullough shws witness to the angle of dangle use in the 1999 Lightweight TT. Not a god shot of Denis, but perfect for his spnsors
Johns Classic TT mount?John McGuinness tries a Rudge Multi for size at the 2007 Re-enactment. Looking on in the flat cap is American Dave Roper
Manx Legend; John McBrideI think it would be fair to say that we may have lost the Manx Grand Prix, but for the petition raised by former rider and travelling marshal John McBride
Oh heck - or words to that effectNo humas were hurt; the same could not be said for this outfit that burnt iself to a crisp on the mountain in 1985
HizzySteve Hislop may have only finished second to Robert Dunlop in the 1983 Lightweight Newcomers on this Tom Oiver-sponsored Yamaha but he proved his mattle with 11 TT wins
Joeys first Honda TT win2013 marked the 3oth anniversary of Joey Dunlops first TT win for Honda; he won the 1983 Formla One race, a win he replicated for the next five years
Bit of a chilly rideRobert Corkill and Richard Barks (Kawasaki) approaching Cronk Corner on the Jurby South road circuit. Down the ballavarran Straight, Robert looked down to see Richard laying on his back in the chair
Squeak EatonPeter Squeak Eaton gives his Rickman Kawasaki the beans on the Jurby Road circuit in 1980
