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1968 Cadwell Park
The first half is from 19th May 1968 with 60,000+ spectators.
The 350 race held late afternoon after an earlier shower with Hailwood
(Hinda 45) & Phil Rad (Yamaha 73) (apparently Read had only
one front wheel for his two bikes that day! Date of 2nd half
is unknown but maybe 1967. The Honda (103) has the name M.
Sumiya on the fairing - a light 750cc racer developed from the CB500/4.
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1969 Race of the Year
Part One
Mike Hailwood on the Seeley, Ago on the MV etc.
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1969 Race of the Year
Part Two
Phil Read, Ago, Hailwood and Stuart Graham with his
elaborate and powerful 125cc twin Suzuki, which had a 35bhp and
a 10-speed gearbox. He later sold this machine to Barry Sheene
for £2000 (a small fortune in 1970!)
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1969 IoM TT
Part One
The 750 sidecar race at Ramsey hairpin with Schauzu
(BMW 1st), Chris Vincent (BSA DNF), Klaus Enders (BMW DNF) and Georg
Auerbacher (BMW DNF).
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1969 IoM TT
Part Two
Shots of the Tuesday weighing-in for the Wednesday
races. Gooseneck with nice shots overlooking the Albert Tower
and Ramsay Bay for the Production and Junior 350cc races.
Production:- Malcolm Uphill (12, 750 Triumph 1st)
& Tony Dunnell (33, runaway leader until he crashed).
Junior 350cc:- Ago (6, MV 1st), Read (3, Yamaha retired
from 2nd posn), Alan Barnett (5, Kirby Metisse retired), Kel Carruthers
(22, Aermacchi retired on last lap from 2nd posn), Franta Stasny
(12, Jawa retired).
125cc race:- Dave Simmonds (1, Kawasaki lead all the
way), Tommy Robb (4, Honda retired), George Plenderleith (8, Honda
retired), Martin Carney (26, Sheperd retired)
Senior:- Ago (18, MV 1st), Derek Woodman (1, Seeley 4th), Jack Findlay
(11, Norton retired from 5th) Angelo Bergamonti (5, Paton retired
from 9th), Alan Barnett (3, Metisse 2nd)
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1971 IoM TT
First shots on inside of Creg-ny-Baa for the F750
bikes Tony Jefferies (11, Triumph 1st), Dudley Robinson (12, Yamaha
5th), Ray Pickrell (5, BSA 2nd), Bill Smith (6, Kawasaki 7th), Peter
Williams (3, Norton 3rd).
Followed by Douglas Prom, sidecars at Greeba, John
Cooper in the pits and then action from Glen Helen.
Two men chatting - the man on right is Helmut Fath,
followed by Nobby Clark, followed by a Japanese rider (who?) and
Frank Perris is in the orange jacket.
Ago strutting through paddock and the last shots are
the 125cc bikes from Governor's Bridge "dip" road Rod
Gould (4), Borje Janssen (3) and John Kiddle (8).
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1972 Translantic Trophy
Part One
A young Barry Sheene now with the 125cc Suzuki being
worked on by Dad Franco. Kent Andersson in the Yamaha camp, Bill
Smith and Paul Smart.
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1972 Translantic Trophy
Part Two
Maggie Smart, and also Peter Williams and the works
Nortons, Tony Rutter, then Anglo-American action at the Mallory
Park hairpin with John Cooper (BSA Rocket 7) leading American Carl
Rayborn (Harley Davidson 3).
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1972 IoM TT
Part One
Quarter Bridge. Sidecars Roy Hanks (2, BSA),
Richard Wegener (5, BMW), Alan Sansum (10, Quaife Triumph), Siegfried
Schauzu (4, BMW) and Rudi Kurth (20, Crescent) with the lovely Dane
Rowe in the chair.
In the paddock are Ago, Alberto Pagani, Peter Williams and Nobby
Clark talking to John Cooper.
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1972 IoM TT
Part Two
Alberto Pagani pushing his fire engine, seventies
fashion guru Phil Read and Chas Mortimer.
At Bedstead Corner:
350:- Ago (3, MV 1st), Read (9, MV retired from 2nd), and Jack Findlay
(4, Yamaha 4th).
Sidecars (Klaus Enders (3, BMW), Chris Vincent (4, Munch)m Siegfried
Schauzu and Rudi Kurth (8).
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1972 IoM TT
Part Three
At Signpost:
250cc:- Read (9, Yamaha 1st), Rod Gould (4, Yamaha 2nd), Derek Chatterton
(1, Yamaha 7th), Barry Randle (10, Yamaha 9th) and Chas Mortimer
(5, Yamaha 14th).
F750:- Tony Jefferies (1, Triumph 2nd), Ray Pickrell (6, Triumph
1st), Peter williams (8, Norton DNF), Jack Findlay (4, Suzuki 3rd),
Tony Rutter (12, Norton DNF), Phil Read (5, Norton DNF) and Helmut
Dahne (BMW 11th).
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1973 Translantic Trophy
Peter Williams winning on the JPS Norton.
Teams and Results:
US: Carl Rayborn (1), Lawwill (2), Sehl (3), Gary Nixon (4), Yvon
Du Hamel (5), Baumann (6), Ron Grant (7), Aldana (8) & Fisher
(reserve).
GB: Paul Smart (9), Sheen (10), John Cooper (11 -
injured and replaced by Dave Croxford), Peter Williams (12), Tony
Jefferies (13), Percy Tait (14), Mick Grant (15) & Dave Potter
(16).
Race One: 12-4-5-11-16-6-15-14-9-13-2-1-3-7
Race Two: 5-12-9-1-16-14-6-10-8-3-2-4-7
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