Dan Shorey?

Kreidler methinks from the front forks.BIG thanks to Larry for the photos,especially the BMW.And the 'Macchi,every inch a racing machine from any angle.Ta very much.
HW

Knickerbrook, you are dead right. Banbury Dan who had just come 11th in 50 TT 1962 on his Kreidler.
He rode all classes and was the top Bultaco man in 125/250 classes.
Roy

Fred Stevens ??

Not Fred Stevens, head south
Roy

Hi Roy, that's the correct one ??

http://www.iomtt.com/Photo-Gallery/Gallery...e=6061&ref=

Hi Rennmax
Yes Ricardo Quintanilla from Spain on his 125 Bultaco. He must have changed the colour of his helmet from your shot.
Nice one, now what about the sidecar shot.
Roy

Roy, no idea about the sidecar crew and, quite frankly, Ricardo Quintanilla is not one who rings a bell , I did a bit of spying , the only well known Spanish rider from that era is Ramon Torras for me

1962 TT yet again - Aussie Orrie Salter with G (Graeme?) Colley on BMW.

Sorry Roy - I've no idea who that is in the Gooseneck bank, and I've no knowledge of R Karol!!

Yes Orrie Salter from Oz.
You could well be right on the passenger, I was going on the IoM Database which gives the passenger as B Tennent and that they were on a Norton and was DNF. So was it Norton or BMW? My eyes can't tell.
I am open to any corrections on my shots of 47 years ago, when I took them I could ID all of them, now only the front runners come to mind.
Roy

Apologies Roy - the original entry was Salter/Colley on BMW, but the aforementioned Jury Report/Results records what was obviously a change - Tennant/Norton for Colley/BMW.

The photo doesn't confirm the machine either way!

WWW?

Hi Russ 7R looks a bit like Jim Redman I think ??

Hugh Anderson AJS 7R 1960 Junior TT

Good Evening

Late on parade Rod been out ??

Hello Phil. Had visitors tonight. Not been out and not either
Hope you are keeping well

Hope the visitors were'nt the law
Popped down the Ley Arms for a pint
Pretty good thanks , and you ??

Hi Phil

Honi soit qui mal y pense

I'm pleased for you , hope the Viagra works ok , Mick

I'm ok thanks Phil.Visitors not the police on this occasion Hope you enjoyed your pint or two or three.....................

I'll wish you good night and leave you with this WWW

Goodnight Phil. Sleep well

Hans George Anscheidt and Stuart Graham both Suzuki, 1967 50cc West German Grand Prix

Good morning gents, just catching up. Well Larry we were both right and both wrong, Orries Salter ok but so he switched to a BM and B Tennent was passenger, though they were DNF
RRT2, good spot, this was the first year the ACU seeded the best riders for the race, hence they had the lowest number. This shows how switched on the ACU were, Hugh starting at 74. Nothing changes. This outfit completely ruined racing in the UK
Roy

Well done !!!! you are of course , correct , I don't suppose you know which lap and the time of day it was , do you ???

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This is first attempt Russell. Bob Brown 350 TT 1960. Cannot find this entry in the IoM Database.
Roy

Second attempt thanks to Lauren (No.1 Grand daughter) and Russell.
Who is this, 1960 350 TT
Roy

Hi Roy, fine shots indeed, but please rename your shots, otherwise it's too easy for bad boys like me

Hi Rennmax
Bob Brown was a dummy run, still want to know where he finished or did he DNF.
You tell me who the second one is Bad Boy.
Roy

well, if you try to save the jpeg you see the title of it that's what I tried to say, but probably I'm the only one that can't stand the temptation

Roy, tell Lauren not to put the rider's name in the caption, as we pick it up when we click on the pic, example Terry Shepherd...

Thanks Andy the instructions worked fine, easy when you know how.
Roy

Message understood by Lauren (bless her).
This is a freebie.
Roy

Mike Hailwood, 350 TT 1960, Signpost Corner...

GD66, told you it was a freebie. Mike the Bike had a DNF, but still looks good with the Peel Fairing.
All systems are now go thanks to all of you Gents, bit different to my era. Slate and chalk!
Roy

DNF was supposedly caused by petrol siphoning through the breather, causing an early pit stop, and then the carburettor came loose. At the meeting before at Silverstone, the AJS had seized. This engine was not prepared by Bill Lacey, but by Francis Beart...

Thanks for that GD66, do you have any details of what happened to big Bob Brown, the ultimate profesional. in this same race. He does not appear in the IoM Database, but there is a LL Brown way down the field. Could be a typo for RL Brown.
Roy

He struck an oil patch and fell in the 350, and finished sixth in the 500 after a duel on the road with Bob Anderson, which featured in the Stanley Schofield TT LP of that year. Poor bugger had only six weeks left...

This should test 'em Roy...well thems without the Pprogramme.

One easy and one hard Russ.

Thanks for that GD66 about Bob Brown. Yes he was so approachable, always with his fiancee, Bernadette Somerville.
Roy

Unless the old brain box is going, I think Orrie Salter returned to Britain around 1970 ? My memory is that he raced a 750 Honda oufit around that time at Bemsee meetings?

Thats good that he came back, I could not remember that.
Roy

L L Brown was, I think, Laurie Brown who, among other talents, used to play a mean trumpet in paddocks!!

Thankyou Phil . Deffinately in the daytime