Mondial Collection

Tarquinio Provini at Parkfield Corner, 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT
Italian ace Tarquinio Provini takes Parkfield Corner in the 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT. In retirement he produced the Protar plastic kits, one of which was this Mondial

ALACOQUEs VISION 1675
Marguerite-Marie Alacoque has her fourth (and last) vision of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, at Paray-le-Mondial, France : this will lead to the Catholic cult of the Sacre Coeur

Romolo Ferri (Mondial) 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT
Romolo Ferri (Mondial) at Nursery Bends: 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT

Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT
Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) at Parkfield Corner, in practice for the 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT

Doug Allen at Nursery Bends: 1959 Ultra Lightweight TT

Archie Fenn Mondial 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT
Archie Fenn (Mondial) at Birkin's Bend, 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

earoling
Manx Grand Prix leader board man, long-time TT rider and travelling marshal Albert Moule demnstrates the clingability of the tyres on his v125 Mondial

Tarquinios practice mount
Tarquinio Provini practising for his first TT, the 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT. Quite why he is riding a road machine is unclear. Provini went on to win four TTs and two world championships

Giuseppe Lattanzi (Mondial) 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT
Giuseppe Lattanzi (Mondial) at Governors Bridge: 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT

EX Cromie McCandless Mondial 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Irish Cromie McCandless, (Mondial) on Bray Hill, wiining the 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

EX Cecil Sandford Mondial 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT
Cecil Sandford (Mondial) 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT, Guiseppe Pattoni

EX 1957 - an Italian solo whitewash
Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT, Cecil Sandford (Mondial) 1957 Lightweight TT, Bob McIntyre (Gilera) 1957 Junior TT, 1957 Senior TT

Brian Ball (Mondial) 1967 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix
Brian Ball (Mondial) at Signpost Corner, 1967 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix

John Gentry (Mondial) Walter Mutzner (CZ-Walter) and Ivan Rhodes (Velocette) 2002 TT Parade Lap
John Gentry (Mondial) Austrian Walter Mutzner (CZ-Walter) and Ivan Rhodes (Velocette) 2002 TT Parade Lap

Doug Allen (Mondial) 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT
Doug Allen (Mondial) at Parkfield Corner, 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT

Doug Allen (Mondial) 1959 Ultra Lightweight TT
Doug Allen (Mondial) at Nursery Bends: 1959 Ultra Lightweight TT

Dickie Dale (Mondial) 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

W M Grobler (Mondial) 1959 Lightweight TT
South African W M Grobler (Mondial) at Parkfield Corner, 1959 Lightweight TT

Archie Fenn (Mondial) 1953 Ultra Lighweight TT
Archie Fenn (Mondial) leaving Governors Bridge, 1953 Ultra Lighweight TT

Giovanni Marianini (Mondial) 2002 Parade Lap
Italian Giovanni Marianini (Mondial) at Quarter Bridge, 2002 Parade Lap

Umberto Massetti (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Italian Umberto Massetti (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

Cromie McCandless (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Cromie McCandless (Mondial) on Bray Hill, winning the1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

Carlo Ubbiali (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Itaian star Carlo Ubbiali (Mondial) at Braddan Bridge, 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

Cecil Sandford (Mondial) 1956 Ultra Lightweight TT
Cecil Sandford (Mondial) on Glencrutchery Road, 1956 Ultra Lightweight TT

John Wetherall (Mondial) 1968 Ultra Lightweight TT
Maltese John Wetherall (Mondial) 1968 Ultra Lightweight TT

Mondial on high
What would that little cargo be worth these days? Three of the all-conquering 125 Mondial racers are swung ashore from the Lady of Mann

A sneak preview
A curious enthusiast takes a peek under the cover of a recently-landed Mondial 125, In 1951 they took the first four places

Corrado Cossettin (Mondial) 2005 Classic Lap
Italian Corrado Cossettin (Mondial) 2005 Classic Lap

Corrado Cosettin (Mondial) 2005 Classic Lap
Corrado Cosettins (Mondial) 2005 Classic Lap

Gianni Leonis Mondial, 1950 Ultra Lightweight Ulster Grand Prix

Guiseppe Lattanzi (Mondial) 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT
Italian Guiseppe Lattanzi (Mondial) leaves Governors Bridge: 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT

Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT
Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) at Governors Bridge: 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT

Cromie McCandless (Mondial) 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT
Cromie McCandless (Mondial) on the Braddan Straight; 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT

Cecil Sandford (Mondial) 1957 Lightweight TT
Cecil Sandford (Mondial) at Parkfield Corner, 1957 Lightweight TT

Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) 1957 Lightweight TT
Tarquinio Provini (Mondial) aat Governors Bridge; 1957 Lightweight TT

The Mondial team, 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT
The Mondial team; Cromie McCandless (80), Len Parry (63), Carlo Ubbiali (88), 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT

Sammy Miller (Mondial) 1957 Lightweight TT

Gianni Leoni (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
Gianni Leoni (Mondial) at Braddan Bridge; 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT

Nello Pagani (Mondial) 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT
A Formula One driver in the 1940s, Nello Pagani (Mondial) at Braddan Bridge; 1951 Ultra Lightweight TT. Nello was later the team manager for MV

Carlo Ubbiali (Mondial) 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT
Carlo Ubbiali (Mondial) at Braddan Bridge; 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT

Mike Hailwood (Mondial) 1959 Lightweight TT
Mike Hailwood (Mondial) at Governors Bridge; 1959 Lightweight TT

Clypse action from Cecil Sandford (Mondial) 1957 Lightweight TT
1957 Lightweight TT winner Cecil Sandford (Mondial) at Cronk y Garroo on the Clypse Course

Vision of Sacred Heart
Marguerite-Marie Alacoque has a vision of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, at Paray-le-Mondial, France : this will lead to the Catholic cult of the Sacre Coeur Date: 2 July 1688

Augusto Farneti (Mondial) 2002 Classic Parade
Augusto Farneti (Mondial) at Quarter Bridge: 2002 Classic Parade

John Gentry (Mondial) 2002 Classic Parade
John Gentry (Mondial) at Quarter Bridge: 2002 Classic Parade

Len Parry (Mondial) 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT
Len Parry (Mondial) on Braddan Straight; 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT

Albert Moule (Mondial) 1953 Lightweight TT
Horsing about! Albert Moule (Mondial) 1953 Lightweight TT

Mondial, 1952 Ultra Lightweight TT

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"Mondial: A Legacy of Speed and Triumphs on the Racing Tracks" Step back in time to witness the exhilarating moments that defined Mondial's racing prowess. From Tarquinio Provini's breathtaking victory at Parkfield Corner during the 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT, to ALACOQUE's Vision in 1675 that set hearts ablaze with its sheer beauty, it has left an indelible mark on motorcycle history. Romolo Ferri's triumph at the 1955 Ultra Lightweight TT showcased Mondial's commitment to pushing boundaries and achieving greatness. The same year witnessed Tarquinio Provini once again stealing the spotlight, leaving spectators awestruck as he conquered the challenging course. Doug Allen fearlessly tackled Nursery Bends during the 1959 Ultra Lightweight TT, proving that Mondial riders were a force to be reckoned with. And it was Giuseppe Lattanzi who etched his name into history books alongside Mondial in that very same race. The iconic EX Cromie McCandless Mondial from 1951 continues to captivate enthusiasts even today. Its sleek design and unmatched performance made it a true legend on two wheels. Cecil Sandford further solidified this legacy by clinching victory at the 1957 Ultra Lightweight TT aboard another exceptional Mondial machine. In an unforgettable display of Italian dominance, 1957 saw an extraordinary solo whitewash by these remarkable machines - a testament to their unrivaled engineering and skillful riders. Mondial continued its reign well into modern times when Brian Ball secured success at the 1967 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix. This achievement exemplified how innovation seamlessly merged with tradition within every aspect of this storied brand.