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ISLE OF MAN TT RACES FUELLED BY MONSTER ENERGY 26TH MAY - 8TH JUNE 2018 Locate.im Sidecar TT - List of Riders Start Pos No. Rider Machine/Entrant Interval 1 1 Ben Birchall / Tom Birchall Honda / IEG Racing 00:00:00 2 2 Dave Molyneux / Daniel Sayle Yamaha / DMR / A&J Racing 00:00:10 3 3 John Holden / Lee Cain Honda / Silicone Engineering/Barnes Racing 00:00:20 4 4 Alan Founds / Jake Lowther Yamaha / Brian Gray Powerbiking 00:00:30 5 5 Tim Reeves / Mark Wilkes* Honda / Carl Cox Motorsport powered by H& 00:00:40 6 6 Peter Founds / Jevan Walmsley DDM / Trustland Group 00:00:50 7 7 Karl Bennett / Maxime Vasseur Suzuki / Totally Wicked Racing IOM 00:01:00 8 8 Steve Ramsden / Matty Ramsden LCR / Ramsden Racing 00:01:10 9 9 Gary Bryan / Philip Hyde Baker / GBM UK / Drury Eng / CVR GLOBAL 00:01:20 10 10 Conrad Harrison / Andrew Winkle Honda / Printing Roller Services 00:01:30 11 12 Lewis Blackstock / Patrick Rosney Honda / Silicone Engineering 00:01:40 12 11 Tony Baker / Fiona Baker-Holden Suzuki / Silicone Engineering & Carl Cox Mot 00:01:50 13 17 Estelle Leblond / Melanie Farnier SGR Suzuki / Racing Side / Optimark Road R 00:02:00 14 18 Gregory Lambert / Julie Canipa Honda / Johnny Yates/Biker Construction/Per 00:02:10 15 29 Gary Gibson / Daryl Gibson Suzuki / GDM Logistics 00:02:20 16 21 Darren Hope / Leonard Bumfrey Suzuki / Ablec/Cameron Engineering 00:02:30 17 14 Wayne Lockey / Kenny Cole Ireson Honda / Real Racing 00:02:40 18 19 Mike Roscher / Shaun Parker LCR Suzuki / Roscher Racing by Penz13.co 00:02:50 19 26 Howard Baker / Mike Killingsworth Shelbourne Honda / BK Racing 00:03:00 20 20 Gordon Shand / Frank Claeys Shand / Kevin Ashworth Machined Timber 00:03:10 21 16 Gary Knight / Daniel Evanson Kawasaki / Redline Superbikes 00:03:20 22 30 Roy Tansley / Jason O'Connor MR Equipe / Proshift.com / Mike Austin Racin 00:03:30 23 42 Michael Jackson* / Harry Payne* Suzuki / AV Craine & Sons 00:03:40 24 24 John Saunders / James Saunders* Shelbourne / Stapletons Tyre Services 00:03:50 25 31 Craig Melvin / Stuart Christian Suzuki / Artisan Real Estate Investors Ltd 00:04:00 26 44 Andy King / Alun Thomas Lumley/Ireson / The Bell on the Common 00:04:10 27 22 Michael Grabmuller / Sebastien Lavorel* Yamaha / Delta-Racing-Team/Polizeisportver 00:04:20 28 23 Mike Cookson / William Moralee Honda / Cookson Travel Ltd 00:04:30 29 33 Kevin Thornton / Dave Dean Suzuki / Thornton Racing 00:04:40 30 27 Francois Leblond / Marlene Couillard* SGR suzuki / Racing Side 00:04:50 31 28 Darryl Rayner / Wendy Campbell* Shelbourne Honda / Chivos 00:05:00 32 40 John Shipley / Andrew Haynes* LCR Suzuki / Team Shipley Racing 00:05:10 33 37 Nigel Smith / Chris McGahan Honda 00:05:20 34 38 Mark Saunders / Karl Schofield Honda / MS Racing 00:05:30 35 35 Brian Alflatt / Aaron Gorman* Suzuki / Tom@Yorkshire Stove Solutions / Jo 00:05:40 36 43 Paul Leglise* / Ben McBride DrVracing / DrVracing 00:05:50 www.iomtt.com Fri Jun 1 21:17:25 2018 Page 1 of 1.

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Colin Seeley Colin Began His Career As an Apprentice with Harcourt
Speaker: Colin Seeley Colin began his career as an apprentice with Harcourt Motorcycles. By 1954 and aged just 18, Colin had branched out on his own and secured premises in Belvedere, Kent, which laid the foundations for his successful dealership and workshop. During that same year, Colin also entered his first race at Brands Hatch, riding a borrowed 500cc BSA Star Twin. 1960 saw Colin and his friend acquire a sidecar outfit based on a Manx Norton which they raced for the first time that year at Snetterton. Just one year later in 1961, Colin entered his first Grand Prix event, the Isle of Man TT this time using a Matchless G50 modified and fitted with a Canterbury racing sidecar and achieved 6th place. Colin raced in numerous competitions between 1961 and 1967 including the British and world championship sidecar competitions. Using his own design of machines achieved a first place in the 1964 Dutch TT and 2nd in the Isle of Man TT sidecar competition not to mention coming close to winning the world championships. Through the mid to late 60’s Colin concentrated more and more on the design and construction of Seeley framed racing motorcycles. By the late 60’s and into the early 70s (by which time nearly all the major motorcycle manufacturers had pulled out of Grand Prix racing) the Seeley designed frame became the first choice for the privateer racers of that era. In 1969 the Mark 3 version of the Seeley racing frame was adapted to house the Norton Commando 750 motor and by that time Colin’s designs had become so successful in competition that he deservedly earned a reputation as one of the best motorcycle frame designers in the industry.
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Winter 2017 Issue of the TT Supporters’ Club Magazine
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Dunlop Sportsmart TT – Race Winning Technologies for Track & Road
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We Choose Our Top 10 Most Memorable TT Faces
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