Originally posted by Yendor
Well here goes with another one which will undoubtedly last about 1 1/2mins
Well here goes with another one which will undoubtedly last about 1 1/2mins
Brian Peters?
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Brian Peters?
Originally posted by TZ350
fast freddie.. mercury that is (as in queen) ?
fast freddie.. mercury that is (as in queen) ?
Stu Avant????/
What a fantastic thread.
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
Originally posted by 7okai
What a fantastic thread.
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
What a fantastic thread.
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
Hi Guys,
He, he ,he.......I most certainly know the answer to this one....well the pilot anyway
What a great picture!
Don
Small world.... 
Originally posted by 7okai
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Peter
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Peter
Welcome to you from New-Caledonia
( not too far from you )
Make sure you also read the 400 or so pages of the earlier thread
you may find some other pleasant pictures/stories there
http://forums.autosport.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=75658
Originally posted by TZ350
and me before him Nige
hope is ell with you and your family. does dad/ Len get on here much these days?
and me before him Nige
hope is ell with you and your family. does dad/ Len get on here much these days? Hi Jules, sorry didn't acknowledge yours earlier. No my dad doesn't get on here much at all, he has trouble fighting mum off Facebook, or is tinkering in his workshop.
Nigel
Originally posted by 7okai
What a fantastic thread.
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
What a fantastic thread.
So many great photos that I have never seen before. So much history.
It is also wonderful that there is input from some of the riders that were actually there, doing it, during what I regard as one of the Golden Eras of racing.
Of course, I read the whole thread in one sitting, all 148 pages so far, and joined up, just in case I get lucky and can answer a WWW.
Being in Oz, and seeing that quite a few Australasian members, makes it even more comfortable. I have always been a fan of Stu Avant, Jeff and Murray Sayle. Once, I even mahaged to finish in front of Jeff, back in about 1987 at a wet Symmons Plain meeting.
It has been a while since I have seen you guys,but it is great to catch up in the virtual world.
To give a clue, here is a pic from the distant past. Another clue, Jeff was probably halfway along the next straight when the pic was taken.
Quick Jeff, close the window, I think I heard Strat pull into the driveway
Peter
Welcome Peter, look forward to your posting, and if you get chance take a look at the original thread with the link Philippe has put up, you wont do that in one sitting though!!
Thanks for the welcome.
GD......you must have known, sooner or later, that I would turn up. Good to see you here too.
Philippe....I have never been to New-Caledonia, I understand that it is quite the paradise, you lucky man. I'm slowly sinking my teeth into the other thread. It has everything that I am interested in.
picblanc....it certainly was a big session last night. Worth every minute, though. We used to wait months for the magazines to arrive in the newsagents, just to pore over the "latest" photos of the racers.
Incredible place, wish I had found it earlier.
GD......you must have known, sooner or later, that I would turn up. Good to see you here too.
Philippe....I have never been to New-Caledonia, I understand that it is quite the paradise, you lucky man. I'm slowly sinking my teeth into the other thread. It has everything that I am interested in.
picblanc....it certainly was a big session last night. Worth every minute, though. We used to wait months for the magazines to arrive in the newsagents, just to pore over the "latest" photos of the racers.
Incredible place, wish I had found it earlier.
A warm welcome from me too Peter. He´s a WWW to start with. (night time down under so probably sleeping now though )
Some hot competition in this shot. 3 world champs 3 world championship runners up.
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Some hot competition in this shot. 3 world champs 3 world championship runners up.
Can I have a go......Hansford, Roberts, Ekerold, Pons, Mamola ?
Originally posted by Russell Burrows
Can I have a go......Hansford, Roberts, Ekerold, Pons, Mamola ?
Can I have a go......Hansford, Roberts, Ekerold, Pons, Mamola ?
First 3 are correct
Not Pons though. Memola also right. OK, now for the hard ones.
As we´ve just had a rash of Kawa memorabilia, I thought I´d stick this one up of Ditch which I found in the attic. Anyone know where it´s taken, and when?
Originally posted by 7okai
Thanks for the welcome.
GD......you must have known, sooner or later, that I would turn up. Good to see you here too.
Philippe....I have never been to New-Caledonia, I understand that it is quite the paradise, you lucky man. I'm slowly sinking my teeth into the other thread. It has everything that I am interested in.
picblanc....it certainly was a big session last night. Worth every minute, though. We used to wait months for the magazines to arrive in the newsagents, just to pore over the "latest" photos of the racers.
Incredible place, wish I had found it earlier.
Thanks for the welcome.
GD......you must have known, sooner or later, that I would turn up. Good to see you here too.
Philippe....I have never been to New-Caledonia, I understand that it is quite the paradise, you lucky man. I'm slowly sinking my teeth into the other thread. It has everything that I am interested in.
picblanc....it certainly was a big session last night. Worth every minute, though. We used to wait months for the magazines to arrive in the newsagents, just to pore over the "latest" photos of the racers.
Incredible place, wish I had found it earlier.
Hi Peter
and a belated welcome from me also 
glad you enjoy the ramblings of a few old farts 
,look forward to your imput :\
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
First 3 are correct Not Pons though. Memola also right. OK, now for the hard ones.
First 3 are correct
Not Pons though. Memola also right. OK, now for the hard ones. 6th rider is Katayama, last in the queue is Pentti Korhonen
Originally posted by Rennmax
6th rider is Katayama, last in the queue is Pentti Korhonen
6th rider is Katayama, last in the queue is Pentti Korhonen
Correct sir.
1) Hansford
2) Roberts
3) Ekerold
4) ?
5) Mamola
6) Zooming Taxi
7) ?
8) Penti Korhonen
Anyone know where and when? Result?
Patrick Fernandez behind Ekerold, 1978, Austria?
Originally posted by Mats Karlsson
Patrick Fernandez behind Ekerold, 1978, Austria?
Patrick Fernandez behind Ekerold, 1978, Austria?
Patrick Fernandez and 1978 are spot on. Only it´s not in Austria. A clue. It´s not a GP.
I must confess I don´t know who the #42 is, although I´m sure Philippe will put us straight as I have a feeling he´s French.
Ahhh, the 250 support race, Paul Ricard 200
Originally posted by Mats Karlsson
Ahhh, the 250 support race, Paul Ricard 200
Ahhh, the 250 support race, Paul Ricard 200
Greg Hansford won from Ekerold and Katayama, if my memory serves me correctly.
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
A warm welcome from me too Peter. He´s a WWW to start with. (night time down under so probably sleeping now though )
Some hot competition in this shot. 3 world champs 3 world championship runners up.
A warm welcome from me too Peter. He´s a WWW to start with. (night time down under so probably sleeping now though
)
Some hot competition in this shot. 3 world champs 3 world championship runners up.
4th Patrick Fernandez
6th Takazumi Katayama
edit note to self, read all other posts before posting!!!
#42 looks a bit like Harald Bartol?
Originally posted by picblanc
A quick WWW?
A quick WWW?
No other guesses on Freddie Mercury then?
Its Julian Stevens (no I have never heard of him either!) but can be found on here as TZ350.
What a lovely Buffont Julian
Heck I thought it was Marge Simpson with a false moustache!
Originally posted by Yendor
Well here goes with another one which will undoubtedly last about 1 1/2mins
Well here goes with another one which will undoubtedly last about 1 1/2mins
Rod appears to have taken the day off, but I presume I am right? as this is Brian Peters in 1977.
Photo copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Originally posted by picblanc
No other guesses on Freddie Mercury then?
Its Julian Stevens (no I have never heard of him either!) but can be found on here as TZ350.
What a lovely Buffont Julian
No other guesses on Freddie Mercury then?
Its Julian Stevens (no I have never heard of him either!) but can be found on here as TZ350.
What a lovely Buffont Julian
Yes , if you say so
he obviously has the same hair-piece maker as you ,Mr Fu 
Originally posted by picblanc
#42 looks a bit like Harald Bartol?
#42 looks a bit like Harald Bartol?
Or Paolo Pileri?
Originally posted by fil2.8
Yes , if you say so he obviously has the same hair-piece maker as you ,Mr Fu
Yes , if you say so
he obviously has the same hair-piece maker as you ,Mr Fu Or the Household Cavalry!
Originally posted by picblanc
Or Paolo Pileri?
Or Paolo Pileri?
As I said, I don´t know who it is, but I have a feeling it´s Guy Bertin. I can´t say why. Possibly because of the design of his hat. In later years he had something similar, not exactly the same, but very similar.
I´d like to correct that end result. It was worrying me, and then I remembered a pic Greg gave me of the podium of that race (I posted it up about a year ago) and it was Patrick Fernandez who completed the rostrum in third place, and not Katayama as I originally thought.
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
As I said, I don´t know who it is, but I have a feeling it´s Guy Bertin. I can´t say why. Possibly because of the design of his hat. In later years he had something similar, not exactly the same, but very similar.
I´d like to correct that end result. It was worrying me, and then I remembered a pic Greg gave me of the podium of that race (I posted it up about a year ago) and it was Patrick Fernandez who completed the rostrum in third place, and not Katayama as I originally thought.
As I said, I don´t know who it is, but I have a feeling it´s Guy Bertin. I can´t say why. Possibly because of the design of his hat. In later years he had something similar, not exactly the same, but very similar.
I´d like to correct that end result. It was worrying me, and then I remembered a pic Greg gave me of the podium of that race (I posted it up about a year ago) and it was Patrick Fernandez who completed the rostrum in third place, and not Katayama as I originally thought.
Not sure its Guy Bertin Rhodes? poss this guy Paolo Bianchi?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
This is Guy Bertin in 1977
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
WWW?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Not taken a day off Mr Fu, been with the older foggies and doing a wee bit of scanning after a delve into my "filing system"
Thanks for Brian Peters by the way ;)
How about this one, should be easy
Thanks for Brian Peters by the way ;)
How about this one, should be easy
Originally posted by picblanc
WWW?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
WWW?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Hi,
I will go for the easy one, # 47 Donnie McLeod 1979, looks wet so it must be in UK some where…
Sitting in Oulu Finland close to the Arctic Circle, 2 more days before going home.
Cheers,
-Leif
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
As I said, I don´t know who it is, but I have a feeling it´s Guy Bertin. I can´t say why. Possibly because of the design of his hat. In later years he had something similar, not exactly the same, but very similar.
As I said, I don´t know who it is, but I have a feeling it´s Guy Bertin. I can´t say why. Possibly because of the design of his hat. In later years he had something similar, not exactly the same, but very similar.
Hello, sorry I was asleep while you were having the fun ( that's the issue about living in the south pacific , I can only play "live" with the aussie/NZ gang )
My first feeling too was that it was Guy Bertin, or maybe Philippe Bouzanne - but I wouldn't bet much on that . And my period magazines which could help are in France. Sorry I can't be more definite - hopefully Antony will know ?
Oh and by the way, I didn't remember young Randy had taken part in that race . Thought he had only started full-time the year after ( 1979) with Bimota-Adriatica , then Serge Zago.
Originally posted by Leif A Nielsen
Hi,
I will go for the easy one, # 47 Donnie McLeod 1979, looks wet so it must be in UK some where…
Sitting in Oulu Finland close to the Arctic Circle, 2 more days before going home.
Cheers,
-Leif
Hi,
I will go for the easy one, # 47 Donnie McLeod 1979, looks wet so it must be in UK some where…
Sitting in Oulu Finland close to the Arctic Circle, 2 more days before going home.
Cheers,
-Leif
Aye "its a beauty" Donnie McLeod
1982 Brands Hatch.
Is it dark Leif? well it would be now, but most of the day?
Originally posted by Yendor
Not taken a day off Mr Fu, been with the older foggies and doing a wee bit of scanning after a delve into my "filing system"
Thanks for Brian Peters by the way ;)
How about this one, should be easy
Not taken a day off Mr Fu, been with the older foggies and doing a wee bit of scanning after a delve into my "filing system"
Thanks for Brian Peters by the way ;)
How about this one, should be easy
Yes it is, Carl Fogarty, before he became "King" Carl.
Originally posted by philippe7
Hello, sorry I was asleep while you were having the fun ( that's the issue about living in the south pacific , I can only play "live" with the aussie/NZ gang )
My first feeling too was that it was Guy Bertin, or maybe Philippe Bouzanne - but I wouldn't bet much on that . And my period magazines which could help are in France. Sorry I can't be more definite - hopefully Antony will know ?
Oh and by the way, I didn't remember young Randy had taken part in that race . Thought he had only started full-time the year after ( 1979) with Bimota-Adriatica , then Serge Zago.
Hello, sorry I was asleep while you were having the fun ( that's the issue about living in the south pacific , I can only play "live" with the aussie/NZ gang )
My first feeling too was that it was Guy Bertin, or maybe Philippe Bouzanne - but I wouldn't bet much on that . And my period magazines which could help are in France. Sorry I can't be more definite - hopefully Antony will know ?
Oh and by the way, I didn't remember young Randy had taken part in that race . Thought he had only started full-time the year after ( 1979) with Bimota-Adriatica , then Serge Zago.
Thats def Randy Philippe.
WWW?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Will we get to 6000 posts tonight!!? 
Originally posted by philippe7
Hello, sorry I was asleep while you were having the fun ( that's the issue about living in the south pacific , I can only play "live" with the aussie/NZ gang )
My first feeling too was that it was Guy Bertin, or maybe Philippe Bouzanne - but I wouldn't bet much on that . And my period magazines which could help are in France. Sorry I can't be more definite - hopefully Antony will know ?
Oh and by the way, I didn't remember young Randy had taken part in that race . Thought he had only started full-time the year after ( 1979) with Bimota-Adriatica , then Serge Zago.
Hello, sorry I was asleep while you were having the fun ( that's the issue about living in the south pacific , I can only play "live" with the aussie/NZ gang )
My first feeling too was that it was Guy Bertin, or maybe Philippe Bouzanne - but I wouldn't bet much on that . And my period magazines which could help are in France. Sorry I can't be more definite - hopefully Antony will know ?
Oh and by the way, I didn't remember young Randy had taken part in that race . Thought he had only started full-time the year after ( 1979) with Bimota-Adriatica , then Serge Zago.
I´ve only now realised why I thought the rider (#42) was French. The fairing on his bike was a French version of the TZ fairing. Look at the destinctive hand cowls on the bike in question and also the one in the pic of Guy Bertin that Mr Fu posted. So, if it´s not Guy, Philippe Bouzanne could well be right. Also Mr Fu, Paolo Pileri was on the Morbidelli´s in 78, I´m almost certain.
Randy did several races for Bimota in 1978. I recall seeing him in Misano again that year at an international where he finished 3rd in a race, oddly enough, won by the afore mentioned Pileri on a 250 Morbidelli.
No punters on the Ditchburn pic? OK, it was taken in 1976 in the Imola 200.
13th - 15th March, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
Better than money in the bank
http://www.classic-auctions.com/auctionlis....php?saleid=99B
Better than money in the bank
http://www.classic-auctions.com/auctionlis....php?saleid=99B
Originally posted by Classicpics
13th - 15th March, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
Better than money in the bank
http://www.classic-auctions.com/auctionlis....php?saleid=99B
13th - 15th March, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
Better than money in the bank
http://www.classic-auctions.com/auctionlis....php?saleid=99B
I bet they struggle to reach those prices!?
I fancy the road going Honda NSR250SE
Cant afford the TZ350!
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed. Anyone know who the are?
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed.
Anyone know who the are?
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed. Anyone know who the are?
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed.
Anyone know who the are?
I am thinking that might be dear old Roger on the right?
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed. Anyone know who the are?
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed.
Anyone know who the are?
I know the 2 on the left.Dont want Stu A too miss out
Maybe a tad more difficult than Foggy ;)
Originally posted by Yendor
Maybe a tad more difficult than Foggy ;)
Maybe a tad more difficult than Foggy ;)
What the!! Just a guess Tony Harris?
Originally posted by picblanc
What the!! Just a guess Tony Harris?
What the!! Just a guess Tony Harris?
NO and I'm not going to tell you................yet!
I actually know this one
Originally posted by picblanc
I am thinking that might be dear old Roger on the right?
I am thinking that might be dear old Roger on the right?
Tis indeed Mr Fu, tis indeed.
Originally posted by ex Rhodie racer
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed. Anyone know who the are?
Lookie here wot I found. Several of you will appreciate this pic for very obvious reasons.
Being Southern African, and knowing about the great contribution made by the Aldridge family to SA racing, I decided to pop in on them one day while passing, primerely to say hallo. I also heard there might be a few riders there which I thought would also be cool
Unfortunately, I didn´t get to meet Mr Aldridge, but these likely lads and lady agreed to pose for a pic before I departed.
Anyone know who the are?
Kork on the left?
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