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Racing Rituals

In a Manx Grand Prix and TT career that spanned 7 years, John Crasher White only lived up to his nickname twice, both times in the Manx. A works Norton teamster in later years, Crasher was always known to wear a shirt and tie under his leathers, and always wore odd socks

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Media ID 19773334

John White Norton


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In this print titled "Racing Rituals" we catch a glimpse of the legendary John Crasher White during his illustrious Manx Grand Prix and TT career. Spanning an impressive seven years, White's racing prowess was truly remarkable, earning him his notorious nickname. However, it is intriguing to note that he only lived up to this moniker twice, both times in the challenging Manx race. As a dedicated member of the works Norton team in later years, White had an unmistakable style that set him apart from his peers. Despite donning the customary leather racing gear, what made him truly unique was his unconventional choice of attire underneath. Always one for formalities, John Crasher White could be seen sporting a shirt and tie beneath his leathers—a peculiar sight amidst the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere of motorcycle racing. Adding another touch of eccentricity to his ensemble were his odd socks—yet another idiosyncratic aspect that became synonymous with this enigmatic racer. Perhaps these quirky rituals served as talismans or lucky charms for White as he tackled each grueling racecourse. The photograph itself captures a moment frozen in time: John Crasher White astride his powerful Norton machine during the 1934 Manx Grand Prix. The intensity on his face reflects both determination and passion for speed as he prepares to conquer yet another formidable challenge. This stunning image immortalizes not only a thrilling era in motorsport history but also pays homage to an extraordinary individual who left an ind

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