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Where did the power go?

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Where did the power go?

Heading for Bray Hill, Howard German checks to see if the petrol tap had turned itself off. A new, reinforced petrol pipe had delaminated, blocking the main jet. He struggles round to a 24th place finish

BikeSport TT Race Pics feature the FoTTofinder Bikesport Archives of Isle of Man TT Race photographs

Media ID 19868982

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In this print titled "Where did the power go?", we witness Howard German's determined spirit as he navigates his Norton motorcycle towards Bray Hill during the 1954 Clubman TT race. The intensity of the moment is palpable as German, a seasoned racer, checks to see if the petrol tap has unexpectedly shut off, causing a sudden loss of power. The image captures not only German's technical expertise but also his unwavering perseverance in the face of adversity. A reinforced petrol pipe had delaminated and blocked the main jet, posing a significant challenge for him. Undeterred by this setback, German valiantly struggles to maintain control over his machine while battling against other competitors on the track. Despite encountering such mechanical difficulties, Howard German's sheer determination propels him forward to ultimately secure a commendable 24th place finish in this grueling race. His resilience serves as an inspiration to all who view this photograph – a testament to human tenacity and passion for motorsports. This particular image from BikeSport TT Race Pics encapsulates both the thrill and unpredictability that define motorcycle racing. It showcases not only an individual rider's skill but also highlights how even seemingly minor technical issues can have profound consequences on performance. With its timeless appeal and historical significance, this print transports viewers back in time to experience firsthand one man's unforgettable journey through victory and defeat at Norton’s 1954 Clubman TT race.

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