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John Surtees MV machine is clear of the ground as he roars over Ballaugh Bridge during the Junior International TT ( Tourist Trophy ) in the Isle of Man, Britain
Isle of Man: Ken Kavanagh, Austalian ace rider and a TT wnner, takes a keen interest in the Honda, Japanese 125 cc machines, which the Japanese team are riding in this years races. 27th May 1959
Mike Hailwood, riding a Norton, won the Senior International TT motorcycle race in the Isle of man. He is the only man ever to win three TT races in one week. View of the start of the Senior TT
Assen, Holland: Britain Mike Hailwood (N0. 1), worlds motor cycling champion, riding a four-cylinder Italian M.V. closely follows team mate Giacomo Agostini (N0.2)
Isle of Man: Jim Redman pictured at speed on his new four-cylinder Honda during the 250cc TT lightweight race here. 11th June 1963
Isle of Man: Mechanics at work in the pits ofn the Japanese honda machines before the start of the lightweight 125cc international tourist trophy race on the Isle of Man. 1oth June 1964
Mike Hailwood leads Rhodesias Gary Hocking as they go into the last lap in the Junior (350cc) International TT Race on the Isle of Man
T. T. Races in Isle Of Man - British Isles - J Guthrie on Norton TopFotoT.T. Races in Isle Of Man - British Isles - J Guthrie on " Norton " © TopFoto
Assen, Holland: Rhodesian Motor-cycling ace, Gary Hocking taking an hairpin bend during the Dutch T.T. here, June 25th. Hocking riding an M.V. Augusta, won the 500 c.c. event. 26 June 1961
The start of the Senior TT trophy race at the Isle of Man. H L Daniell, is first to start (Norton No 1), others followed at 10 second intervals. 10th June 1950
Isle of man, United Kingdom: wearing black leather racing gear, Lord Snowdon, husband of Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Luigi Taveri, of Switzerland, riding a Japanese Honda, pictured at Governors bridge during the lightweight 125 cc International Tourist Trophy race over the mountain circuit on the Isle of Man
Switzerlands Luigi Taveri riding a Honda, speeding out of the dip at Governor sSwitzerlands Luigi Taveri riding a Honda, speeding out of the dip at Governors Bridge on his final lap to win the 125 cc Lightweight race on the Isle of Man TT course. 7th June 1962
TT race to be held at new Crystal Palace track?-RAC official pays visit of inspection. Captain a W Phillips, the Royal Automobile Clubs Competition Secretary
Kunimitsu Takahashi, 22 year old Japanese motorcyling star, pictured at speed seconds before he crashed his Honda machine during the 125 cc Lightweight event in the International Tourist Trophy Race
Assen, Holland: On Saturday, the 26th of June one of the notables in Dutch Sport, the T.T. races, the first three places in the 350 cc event were gained by British Riders
The fastest member of the Japanese team Taniguchi, rides a Japanese Honda 125 cc machine over the Clypse course here, preparing for the TT races. 27th May 1959
Jim Redman (right), shakes hands with Japans Fumio Ito after winning the 250 cc lightweight TT race in the Isle of Man on one of the new Honda four-cylinder machines. 10th June 1963
Douglas, Isle of man: Geoff Duke, riding an Italian Gilera (493) round the bend at Governors Bridge during the Senior TT. Duke smashed all records to win his third Senior TT in 2-43-49 4/5 at an
Japanese machines enjoyed a great sucess in the two lightweight solo events during the frist day of the Tourist Trophy Race at Douglas, Isle of Man
Isle of Man: It looks like a secret meeting is staged on the Isle fo Man yesterday as these men huddle on the grass. They are Honda mechanics from Japan who are currently on the island for the annual
Isle of Man: N Taniguchi of Japan takes the corner at speed, riding a 125cc Japanese honda. He is competing in the forthcoming TT races. 27th May 1959
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd seen in the paddock after winning the 125 cc TT race on the Isle of Man. 1st was Luigi Taveri (no 6), of Switzerland
Assen, Holland: A scene from the sidecar TT here on June 25th: front to back, Edgar Strub, of Switzerland, with passenger Hilgar Cecco on a B.M.W
Isle of Man: One of the Japanese team members T Tanaka speeds round thes maller Clypse circuit here on a Japanese Honda 125cc machine, rehearsing for the TT races. 27th May 1959
Lightweight TT Race at Isle of Man The massed start of the lightweight TT which was won by M Barrington on a Moto Guzzi 18th June 1949
Japanese machines enjoyed a great success in the two lightweight solo events during the first day of the Tourist Trophy Race at Douglas, Isle of Man
Isle of Man: Japanese rider Taniguchi on a Honda machine racing round the Manx track in the TT race at Douglas on 3rd June 1959
Isle of Man: The members of the Japanese team, here to compete in the TT races, chat with mechanics after their first official practice. They are riding Japanese Honda, 125cc machines in the races
Gary Hocking, riding his MV Agusta into second place at the 350cc class in the Junior TT in Douglas, Isle of man 15th June 1961
Isle of Man: N Taniguchi, one of the members of the Japanese motorbike team here for the TT races has a technical discussion with the chief mechanic. They are riding Honda machines in the races
Isle of man, United Kingdom: A. Pagani (7) is shown at yesterdays pre-race examination in the pit area her in readiness for todays Tourist Trophy Races. Pagani hails from Italy
Isle Of Man: German motor cycle racder Ernst Degner riding a 50 c. c. Japanese SuzukiIsle Of Man: German motor cycle racder Ernst Degner riding a 50 c.c. Japanese Suzuki motorbike in the 50 cc TT race in June 1962. 7 February 1963
Douglas, Isle Of Man: Japans 1. Morishita pictured in action on his 50 c. c. SuzukiDouglas, Isle Of Man: Japans 1. Morishita pictured in action on his 50 c.c. Suzuki during the 50 - cc International Event in the 1964 T.T. Races here today
Isle of man, United Kingdom: Italys G. Milani (No 34) sits on his 248 Aernacchi in pit area here during yesterdays pre-race examination for todays Tourist Trophy Races. 14 June 1965
Phil Read : born 1 January 1939, British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. Seen here receiving a congratulatory kiss from his 16 year old girlfriend, Margaret Sheene
Rhodesias Gary Hocking gets a victory hug in the paddock after winning the Senior TT event on the Isle of Man on a 500cc MV Agusta with a record speed of 103.51 mph. 8th June 1962
Bob McIntyre, who had already won the Junior TT in the Isle of Man, went on to win the Senior TT at an average speed of 98.99 mph. He finished three minutes in front of John Surtees
Assen, Holland: Great Britain took the first three places in the Dutch T. T. Race, 350 cAssen, Holland: Great Britain took the first three places in the Dutch T.T. Race, 350 c.c. held at Assen on Sunday, and the 500 c.c. race was won by U. Masetti of Italy
Douglas, Isle Of Man: Irelands Ralph Bryans, on a Honda, comes out of Governor sDouglas, Isle Of Man: Irelands Ralph Bryans, on a Honda, comes out of Governors Bridge just ahead of Japans I. Morishita, on a Suzuki during the 50-cc International Event in the 1964 T.T
Phil Read : born 1 January 1939, British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. Seen here winning the Junior TT race in the 350cc class, at Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom
Douglas, Isle Of Man: Pictured seated at his machine is South African Rhodesian Motor-cycling ace, Gary Hocking, seen at the Isle Of Man T.T. races in June. 30 July 1962
South African Jim Redman at Quarter Uridge on the first lap of the senior TT race in the Isle of Man. It was won by John Surtees 7th June 1958
Gary Hocking, one of the favourites for Senior TT at the Isle of Man, is seen in training on his 500cc Agusta machine, doing a practice lap over the TT course. 5th June 1962
Mike Hailwood won the 250 cc lightweight Tourist Trophy which opened the solo events in the Diamond Jubilee International race Week in the Isle of Man
Isle Of Man: 24 year old Rhodesian, Gary Hocking won his first senior T. T. raceIsle Of Man: 24 year old Rhodesian, Gary Hocking won his first senior T.T. race here yesterday at the record speed of 103.51 m.p.h for the 226.4 miles of the mountain coarse Pushing his machine to
