1971 Junior Tt Collection

Dudley Robinson (Padgett Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Dudley Robinson (Padgett Yamaha) leaves Ramsey; 1971 Junior TT. When Agostini retired from this race, Dudley led until he crashed at Rhencullen

Jack Findlay (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Aussie Jack Findlay (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Mick Grants first TT
With his sponsors initials on his helmet, Mick leave Quarter Bridge on the Jim Lee Yamaha. Mick won 7 TT races

Alan Barnett (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Phil Read (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Gunter Bartusch (MZ, 1) and Tony Jefferies (Yamsel) 1971 Junior TT
German Gunter Bartusch (MZ, 1) and Tony Jefferies (Yamsel) start the 1971 Junior TT

The only Yamsel TT win
A race of attrition; with Agostini (MV) and Read (Yamaha) both retiring with mechinical ills, then Rod Gould, Alan Barnett and Dudley Robinson each crashing when leading

Mama Mia - isa broke MV
Almost unheard of - Giacomo Agostinis MV-3 broke down in the 1971 Junior TT, allowing Tony Jefferiesto take the win on his a Yamsel. Ago surveys his stricken MV

Tony Jefferies (Yamsel) 1971 Junior TT

Rod Gould (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Roy Reid (Seeley) 1971 Junior TT
Roy Reid (Seeley) on Ballaugh Bridge: 1971 Junior TT

Mick Chatterton (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Mick Chatterton (Yamaha) on Ballaugh Bridge, 1971 Junior TT

Mick Chatterton (Chat Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Mick Chatterton (Chat Yamaha) starts the 1971 Junior TT

Gunther Bartusch (MZ) 1971 Junior TT
German Gunther Bartusch (MZ) at Ramsey, 1971 Junior TT

Ray Ashcroft (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Ray Ashcroft (Yamaha) at Quarter Bridge, 1971 Junior TT

Gordon Daniels (TWS Suzuki) 1971 Junior TT
Gordon Daniels (TWS Suzuki) on Ballaugh Bridge, 1971 Junior TT

Roger Sutcliffe (Aermacchi) 1971 Junior TT
Roger Sutcliffe (Aermacchi) at Ballaugh Bridge, 1971 Junior TT

Franta Stastny (Jawa) 1971 Junior TT
Czech Franta Stastny (Jawa) at Quarter Bridge, 1971 Junior TT

Fred Smart (Guzzi) 1971 Junior TT
Fred Smart (Guzzi) at Ballaugh Bridge; 1971 Junior TT

John Williams (Arter AJS) 1971 Junior TT
John Williams (Arter AJS) at Ramsey, 1971 Junior TT

Gerry Mateer (Aermacchi) 1971 Junior TT
Gerry Mateer (Aermacchi) at Ramsey, 1971 Junior TT

Bill Smith (Honda) 1971 Junior TT

Tony Rutter (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Tony Godfrey (Aermacchi Metisse) 1971 Junior TT

Dave Browning (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Gordon Pantall (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Barry Randle (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT

Peter Berwick (Crooks Suzuki) 1971 Junior TT

Bert Clark (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Canadian Bert Clark (Yamaha) at Parliament Square in the 1971 Junior TT

Peter Berwick (Suzuki) 1971 Junior TT

Gordon Pantall (Padgett Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Despite falling off and losing his screen, TT newcomer Gordon Pantall (Padgett Yamaha) finished second in the 1971 Junior TT

Steve Murray (Yamaha) 1971 Junior TT
Steve Murray (Yamaha) at Parliament Street, 1971 Junior TT

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"1971 Junior TT: A Historic Race of Triumph and Heartbreak" In the thrilling world of motorcycle racing, the 1971 Junior TT stands as a testament to both triumph and heartbreak. Dudley Robinson, riding for Padgett Yamaha, showcased his exceptional skills on the track, leaving spectators in awe with his remarkable performance. However, it was Jack Findlay who stole the show that year. Riding a Yamaha bike with sheer determination and skill, he emerged victorious in this prestigious race. The crowd erupted in applause as he crossed the finish line, etching his name into history. For Mick Grant, this marked an unforgettable milestone - his first ever TT race. With nerves running high and adrenaline pumping through his veins, Grant pushed himself to new limits on the challenging Isle of Man circuit. Alan Barnett also left a lasting impression with his stellar performance aboard a Yamaha bike during the 1971 Junior TT. His unwavering focus and precision earned him well-deserved recognition among fellow racers and fans alike. Phil Read's outstanding display of talent further solidified Yamaha's dominance that year. He proved unstoppable on the track as he powered through each lap with unmatched speed and finesse. The 1971 Junior TT will forever be remembered as Yamaha's only Yamsel win - a momentous occasion for both riders and enthusiasts alike. It was an extraordinary feat that left everyone breathless. Mama Mia. However, not all stories had fairy-tale endings. An unfortunate turn of events saw MV Agusta encounter mechanical issues during this fateful race – breaking hearts along with its engine. Rod Gould showcased immense skill throughout the event while riding for Yamaha. His tenacity allowed him to conquer every twist and turn thrown at him by the demanding course. Mick Chatterton made waves during this memorable race astride a powerful Chat Yamaha machine – leaving spectators awestruck by his fearless approach to conquering every corner.