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1967 Senior TTThe 1967 Senior is often quoted as the race of the century Mike Hailwood and his ill-handling Honda 4 scrapped with Giacomo Agostini and his more nimble MV3 for five laps until Agos chain failed
Smoking and racing are bad for your health!Harvey Williams (BSA) snapped in practice for the 1952 Ultra Lighweight race
Noel Heenan (Yamaha) 2013 Formula Two Classic TTAussie Noel Heenan (Yamaha) 2013 Formula Two Classic TT
Renzo Pasolini (Benelli) 1970 Junior TT
James Lansdowne Pa NortonFounder of the most successful British TT machine, Pa Norton was out of luck with his TT rides, retiring in the three TT races he competed in. Shown here with his 1909 mount
Hedley Cox (Covel) 1951 Manx Grand Prix
Hedley Cox (Vincent) 1953 Silverstone
Eddie Stidolph (Norton) and Syd Lawton (AJS) 1951 Senior TTCanadian Eddie Stidolph (Norton) and Syd Lawton (AJS) 1951 Senior TT
Tom Arters Wheelbarrow MatchlessPeter Williams bounds down Bray Hill in the 1973 Senior TT. He comapigned the Arter Bros G50 for many ear, but won his only TT in the 1973 Formula 750 race on the John Player Norton
1971 Senior TTPeter Williams (Arter Matchless) at Parliament Square, On the Arter G50, Peter finished runner-up to Agostini in the Senior TT four times
1971 Lightweight TTEast Germany v Japan. Peter Williams (MZ, 5) and Phil Read (Yamaha, 6) start the 1971 Lightweight, This was Peters only TT ride on a non-British machine
Mike the BikeA selection of early Mike Hailwood TT shots
The Bungalow HotelMaurice Cann leads Tommy Wood in the 1950 Lightweight TT, This daunting building is what faced riders at the Bungalow up until 1957 when the Kissack family won the tender to remove it
Malcolm Uphill (Triumph) 1970 Production TT
Les Graham - DFCLes Graham (MV) at Quarter Bridge, 1953 TT. During WWII he flew Lancaster bombers over Germany and was awarded the DFC for bravery
Mountain Milestones - the first 100 mph lapGlaswegian Bob McIntyre took the role of Gilera team-leader when Geoff Due was injured at Imola. In 1957 he rode four ton-plus laps to win the eight-lap Senior TT
Les Graham MemorialBungalow Bridge was renamed Les Graham Memorial when the chalet-styled marshal hut was dedicated in 1955, in honour of Britains first World Champion
Velos first TT winA tin plate ad celebrating Alec Bennetts win in the 1926 Junior TT, Veloce Ltds first TT victory
Eddie Stidolph (Norton) 1951 Senior TT
Still running after 58 yearsJohnny Cox presses on though the Grandstand with his Matchless G9 in the 1952 Senior Clubmans. Fifty eight years after it was ridden in the Clubmans, Bryan Philpott uses the machiine
Omobono Tenni13 years separate these shots of Omobono Tenni riding the Moto Guzzi 500 v-twin. He retired in the 1935 but finished 9th in the 1948 race
Eddie Stidolph (Norton) 1951 Senior TTCanadian Eddie Stidolph (Norton) 1951 Senior TT
Keith Heckles (Norton) 1967 Senior Manx Grand Prix
Santiago Herrero (Ossa) 1968 Lightweight TTSpains Santiago Herrero (Ossa) 1968 Lightweight TT
Colin Seeley & Wally Rawlings (BMW) 1965 Sidecar TT
Giacomo Agostini (MV) 1968 Senior TTItalian Giacomo Agostini (MV) 1968 Senior TT
Pat Hennen (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT
Eric Sunderland (Pharaoh Yamaha) 1981 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Rowland Stallard (Norton) 1996 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Manx Enginnering (2)In 1978, Mike Hailwood broke a few alloy gear levers, a dicky left ankle meant he was leaningtoo hard on it. A local aerospace company made areplacement from stainless steel Result; Mikes fabulous
On Any Sunday StarAmerican off-road legend Malcom Smith, riding the ISDT above Sky Hill. Malcolm, a close friend of the late Steve McQueen, is featured in the classic film On Any Sunday, As expected
1968 Sidecar TTKlaus Enders/Ralf Englehardt (500 BMW) at Quarter Bridge. Leading for the first two laps, machine troubles dropped them to eight at the finish
Laying down on the jobNot content with smoking whilst racing (see the Ballaugh shot), Harvey Williams likes to lay down on the job! But I suppose with the nano-horsepower that the little Bantam produced, every little helps
1953 Junior Norton teamRay Amm lines the lowline kneeler with his fellow works riders. Left to right; Ken Kavanagh, Ray Amm, Jack Brett and John Surtees
The Banking SidecarFreddie Dixon and Walter Denny display their 1923 Sidecar TT-winning Douglas and banking sidecar, designed by Dixon. The levers by the sidecar raises and lowers the wheel axle
Rod Coleman (Norton) 1951 Senior TTKiwi Rod Coleman (Norton) 1951 Senior TT
John Nutter (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Dennis Craine (Norton) 1963 Junior Manx Grand PrixManx Dennis Craine (Norton) 1963 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Ian Ablett (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Alan Prange (Matchless) 1967 Senior TT
Eric Shepherd (Triton) 1967 Senior TT
Stephen Millard (Matchless) 1967 Senior TT
Roy Reid (Norton) 1967 Senior TTIrish Roy Reid (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Albert Moule (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Dave Brown (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Jan Strijbis (Norton) 1967 Senior TTDutchman Jan Strijbis (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Ian Ablett (BSA) 1967 Senior TT
Doug Cash (Norton) 1967 Senior TT