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1967 Senior TT
The 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

public Collection: Smoking and racing are bad for your health!

Smoking and racing are bad for your health!
Harvey Williams (BSA) snapped in practice for the 1952 Ultra Lighweight race

public Collection: Noel Heenan (Yamaha) 2013 Formula Two Classic TT

Noel Heenan (Yamaha) 2013 Formula Two Classic TT
Aussie Noel Heenan (Yamaha) 2013 Formula Two Classic TT

public Collection: Travelling marshal Alan Kipper Killip (Triumph) 1977 TT

Travelling marshal Alan Kipper Killip (Triumph) 1977 TT
Manxman Travelling marshal Alan Kipper Killip (Triumph) 1977 TT

Gavin Porteous & Jeff Spencer (Kawasaki) 1992 Sidecar TT

George Leigh (Bultaco) 1968 Production TT

Mal Kirwan (Bultaco) 1970 Production TT

Mike the Bike
A selection of early Mike Hailwood TT shots

Adrian Clark (Honda) 2011 Superbike TT

Reay Mackay (Velocette) 1968 Production TT

public Collection: Giacomo Agostini (MV) 1968 Senior TT

Giacomo Agostini (MV) 1968 Senior TT
Italian Giacomo Agostini (MV) 1968 Senior TT

Simon Trezise (Honda) 1993 Newcomers Manx Grand Prix

Simon Trezise (Hellfire Honda) 1994 Singles TT

public Collection: A future world champion

A future world champion
Bill Lomas takes off on the Mountain on his Royal Enfield J.A.P. Bills GP career brought him two TT wins and two World Championships with Guzzi

public Collection: Close encounters of the three-wheel kind

Close encounters of the three-wheel kind
Double TT 2010 TT winners Klaus Klaffenbock/Dan Sayle (5) Stuffs it up the inside" of Tim Reeves/Dipash Chauhan as they enter Parliament Square in the Sidecar A race

public Collection: The Race of the Century - Steve Hislop

The Race of the Century - Steve Hislop
Despite having to change the rear tyre, where his arch-rival Carl Fogarty only refuelled, Steve Hislop (Abus Norton) regained the lead after six nail-biting laps to claim the 1992 Senior TT

Slippery Sam
The most celebratedTriumph racer, the only machine ever to win five TT races in five consecutive years 1971-1975. It was ridden to victory by Ray Pickrell, Tony Jefferies

public Collection: The first Suzuki team

The first Suzuki team
Suzuki riders and machanics wait for the start of the 1960 TT practice: Mitsuo Itoh crashed in practice, his place was taken by Ray Fay

Bob McIntyre, the first rider to officially top the ton in 1957, nearly acheived that momentous feat on a 250 in 1962, failing to break he ton by a few seconds

Gavin Porteous & Jeff Webster (Kawasaki) 1992 Sidecar TT

Les Graham Memorial
Bungalow Bridge was renamed Les Graham Memorial when the chalet-styled marshal hut was dedicated in 1955, in honour of Britains first World Champion

Reay Mackay (Velocette) 1968 Production TT

public Collection: Three Legends of the track

Three Legends of the track
With multiple TT and World Championships between them, Valentino Rossi, John McGuinness and Giacomo Agostini pose for the camera after Johns Superbike win and before The Doctor and Ago went for a spin

John Nutter (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix

public Collection: Dennis Craine (Norton) 1963 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Dennis Craine (Norton) 1963 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Manx 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

public Collection: Roy Reid (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Roy Reid (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Irish Roy Reid (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Albert Moule (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Dave Brown (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

public Collection: Jan Strijbis (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Jan Strijbis (Norton) 1967 Senior TT
Dutchman Jan Strijbis (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Ian Ablett (BSA) 1967 Senior TT

Doug Cash (Norton) 1967 Senior TT

Graham Penny (Honda) 1967 Senior TT

public Collection: Phil Robinson (Seeley Matchless) 1990 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Phil Robinson (Seeley Matchless) 1990 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Phil Robinson (Seeley Matchless) at Braddan Bridge, 1990 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix

John Learmonth (Norton) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Keith Shortland (AJS) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Brian Brown (Norton) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

John Dawson (AJS) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Alistair Copland (DR Honda) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Nigel Warren (AJS) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Jeff Middleton (Norton) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

public Collection: Roy Nott (AJS) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Roy Nott (AJS) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Roy Nott (AJS) at Quarter Bridge, 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Gordon Daniels (Cowles Metisse) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Ben Noble (Norton) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Colin Fenton (Matchless) 1962 Senior Manx Grand Prix

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