1959 Senior Tt Collection

Roy Ingram Norton 1959 Senior TT
Roy Ingram (Norton) at the Bungalow, 1959 Senior TT

George Costain at Union Mills: 1959 Senior TT

Vernon Cottle (Norton) 1959 Senior TT

1959 Formula One race
Californian Ed La Belle brought this BMW and a Junior Norton for the 1959 races. Asked why he dropped the Norton in the Junior

Tom Phillis (Norton) 1959 Senior TT

Jim Redman (Norton) 1959 Senior TT

Tom Hesketh (Norton) 1959 Senior TT
Tom Hesketh (Norton) at the 33rd, 1959 Senior TT

Paddy Driver (Norton) 1959 Senior TT

Ron Miles (Norton) 1959 Senior TT
Australian Ron Miles (Norton) at Cronk ny Mona: 1959 Senior TT

Mike Hailwood (Norton) 1959 Senior TT
Mike Hailwood (Norton) on Quarter Bridge Road in the 1959 Senior TT

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"Revving into History: The Legendary 1959 Senior TT Race" In the thrilling world of motorcycle racing, the year 1959 marked a historic milestone with the highly anticipated Senior TT event. Held on the iconic Isle of Man circuit, this race brought together a remarkable lineup of talented riders and powerful machines that would etch their names in motorsport history. Amongst them was Roy Ingram, astride his Norton machine, ready to conquer the challenging course. With nerves of steel and adrenaline coursing through his veins, Ingram embarked on an exhilarating journey towards victory in this prestigious race. Not far behind him was George Costain at Union Mills, showcasing exceptional skill as he maneuvered through treacherous bends and straights. His determination echoed throughout the track as spectators watched in awe. Vernon Cottle also left an indelible mark on that fateful day. Riding his Norton with finesse and precision, Cottle showcased why he was considered one of the finest racers of his time. Every twist and turn became a testament to his unwavering dedication to excellence. Tom Phillis proved himself as another force to be reckoned with aboard his Norton bike. Pushing boundaries and defying limits, Phillis displayed unmatched courage as he pushed for glory amidst fierce competition. Jim Redman's presence electrified the atmosphere during this legendary race. Mounted atop a roaring Norton machine, Redman fearlessly tackled each lap with unwavering determination – leaving fans breathless at every hairpin turn. Paddy Driver's performance aboard his Norton added yet another layer of excitement to this unforgettable event. With unparalleled speed and agility, Driver weaved through competitors like a true champion – leaving everyone astounded by his sheer talent. The crowd erupted when Tom Hesketh thundered past on his Norton steed; it seemed like nothing could stop him from claiming victory in this grueling battle against time and fellow racers.