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Rowland Stallard (Norton) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Peter Lockwood (Matchless) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Bob Heath (Seeley) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Cyril Rothwell (Seeley Triumph) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Peter Lockwood (Norton) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Stuart Robinson (BSA) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Chas Wield (Seeley Velocette) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Rowland Stallard (Norton) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Tony Bingley (Seeley G50) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Full compression for a Fast LadyThe suspension on Carolynn Sells Yamaha gets a good workout hitting the Bray Hill dip en route to winning the 2009 Ultra Lightweight Manx Grand Prix
Fly GuyGuy Martin flies Ballaugh in practice for the Post-Classic MGP 2009. His Suzuki is reminiscent of those raced by Grameme Crosby in the early 1980s
The fastest pushrod singleSteve Linsdell at Braddan Bridge with his Seeley-framed Royal Enfield
Crooks Suzuki TT & MGP winnersFrank Whiteway 1970 Poduction 500 TT Stan Woods, 1972 Production 500 TT Les Trotter, 1976 Senior Manx Grand Prix
The Band of Brothers - and a SisterGood company, reasonable weather (for Manx GP time), the Brandywell marshals prepare for another practice session
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
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
Neat parking?In practice for the 2009 Junior Manx Grand Prix, Simon Perkin managed to park his Triuph in an unusual place. He later raced (but not this machine!)
Blackpools finestSporting 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
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 Lady in WhiteGwen Crellin, Patron of the Manx Grand Prix Supporters Club, A true friend to many riders and fans, Gwens funeral was a celeratin of her ife; he coffin was carried into church by TT riders
John McGuinness - marshalIn 2007 outright T lap record-holder John McGuinness signed up for the Orange Army of marshals. Here he escorts Kevin Main to safety after a mechanical malady threw him down the road approaching
V. M. C. C, Jurby Day Guest of HonourGuest of Honour at the V.M.C.C, Jurby Festival Day 2007 during the Manx Grand Prix will be Nick Jefferies, seen here conducting a Scott during the 2007 Re-enactment Lap of the St Johns course
The TT Courses oldest victorAt the tender age of 59, Chris McGahan hustled the Miles Trident to victory in the 2010 Formula Classic Manx
A Timing LandmarkWhe Huw Huws finished the 2005 Senior Manx Grand Prix in, shall we say, the position furthest from that of the winner, he was the last rider on the Mountain Course to be hand-timed
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
Glyn Jones - an island all-rounderMGP rider, TT passenger and rider, Glyn Jones has done em all! Starting with the 98 Newcomers MGP where he finished second, he passengered Dennis Proudman before taking the reins of his own outfit
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 1982 MGP Newcomers winnersThe class winners in the 1982 Newcomers Manx line up. Junior winner Gary Hislop is flanked by Brian Lund (Lightweight, 82) and Senior winner Ian Ogden
Martin Bullock Racinghe Martin Bullock Race Team
The girls that broke the mouldAfter 66 years of male-only riders, the Manx Motorcycle Club allowed ladies to join in the fun! The first three to take up the challenge in 1989 were Gloria Clark, Hilary Muson and Liz Skinner
V4 Victory filmingNo mini-cameras for Joey Dunlop when he was filming V4 Victory during practice for the 1983 Manx Grand Prix
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
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
Roberts first island winRobert Dunlop makes for a swift exit from the pits on his way towinning the 1983 Manx Grand Prix Newcomers race
The Minister of Fun - and TonMember 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
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
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
Jeff Clew, V.M.C.C. member, author amd BEMSEE travelling marshal Jeff Clew takes Signpost Corner
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
Eric ThompsonFormerV.M.C.C. President Eric Thompson was on-Island to ride the 50th anniversary of the MGP run
Oxford Section V. M. C. C, members, 1981 Manx Grand Prix rallyOxford Section V.M.C.C, members, pose for a group photo, 1981 Manx Grand Prix rally
George & Jackie MapleGeorge and Jackie Maple (Rudge) 1981 Manx Grand Prix V.M.C.C. Rally
Irish ace on the airfieldAlthough 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
Bob Simmons (Suzuki) The one and only Suzuki X7Looking positive neolithic amongst the faired NS250, LC 250 and RG 250 models of the big three, Bob Simmons took his X7 to its only TT finish
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
Mike the Bikes return - 1977Mike Hailwood rode Manx Grand Prix practice in 1977; it was explained that he was filming in fact he was testing himself in preparation for a comeback in the 1978 TT
A reluctant winnerAfter 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
Mike Hailwood filming - 1977 Manx Grand PrixMike Hailwod ponders on the wisdom of firing this 700 Yamaha down Bray Hill for his first lap in many years. He was filming for Take it to the Limit
