Mike Hailwood won the 250 cc lightweight Tourist Trophy which opened the solo events

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Mike Hailwood won the 250 cc lightweight Tourist Trophy which opened the solo events

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. Seen here in mutual congratulation are left to right Phil Read, who took second place on a Yamahal, Stan Hailwood, father of Mike, Mike Hailwood and third-placed Ralph Bryans.
13th June 1967

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