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1978 Senior Tt Collection

In the thrilling race of the 1978 Senior TT, a fierce battle unfolded on the legendary Isle of Man circuit

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Pat Hennen (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Pat Hennen (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Tom Herron (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Tom Herron (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT
Irish star Tom Herron (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: John Woodley (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

John Woodley (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT
Kiwi John Woodley (Suzuki) at Braddan Bridge; 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Pat Hennen (Suzuki) leaves Governors Bridge; 1978 Senior TT

Pat Hennen (Suzuki) leaves Governors Bridge; 1978 Senior TT
American Pat Hennen set the first sub-20 minute lap of the TT course in the 1978 Senior TT before crashing at Bishopscourt whilst in the lead

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Alex George (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Alex George (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Nigel Rigg (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Nigel Rigg (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Alex George Johnson Suzuki 1978 Senior TT

Alex George Johnson Suzuki 1978 Senior TT
Alex George (Johnson Suzuki) at Ramsey, 1978 SeniorTT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: 1978 Senior TT

1978 Senior TT
American Pat Hennen (Suzuki) was rthe first rider to record a sub-20 minute lap, but crashed at Bishopscourt on his next lap

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Ron Haslam (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Ron Haslam (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Ron Haslam (Yamaha) at Sulby Bridge, 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Dave Hickman (Crighton Honda) 1978 Senior TT

Dave Hickman (Crighton Honda) 1978 Senior TT
Dave Hickman (Crighton Honda) at Ginger Hall, 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: George Fogarty (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT

George Fogarty (Suzuki) 1978 Senior TT
George Fogarty (Suzuki) at Braddan, 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Sam McClements (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Sam McClements (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Irish Sam McClements (Yamaha) at Signpost Corner, 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Herbert Schieferecke (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Herbert Schieferecke (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
German Herbert Schieferecke (Yamaha) at Signpost Corner, 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Mal Kirwan (Sarronset Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Mal Kirwan (Sarronset Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Rick Burrows (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Rick Burrows (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: A Kiwi high-flyer

A Kiwi high-flyer
After three decades away from racing, Kiwi John Woodley was back racing an MV in the Australian BEARS series. John rode the TT for two years, finishing 9th in the 1978 Senior

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Peter Labuschagne (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Peter Labuschagne (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
South African Peter Labuschagne (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Courtney Junk (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Courtney Junk (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Irishman Courtney Junk (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Jim Scott (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Jim Scott (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Irish Jim Scott (Yamaha) at Braddan Bridge: 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Mike Hailwood (Martini Yamaha): 1978 Senior TT

Mike Hailwood (Martini Yamaha): 1978 Senior TT
Mike Hailwood leaves Governors Bridge in the 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Gerhard Vogt (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Gerhard Vogt (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
German Gerhard Vogt (Yamaha) at Signpost Corner: 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Mike Duncan (Ernie Wright Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Mike Duncan (Ernie Wright Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Canadian Mike Duncan (Ernie Wright Yamaha) at Signpost Corner: 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Mike Adler (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Mike Adler (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Kiwi Mike Adler (Yamaha) at Signpost Corner: 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Takazumi Katayama (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Takazumi Katayama (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Bill Smith (Suzuki) at Signpost Corner; 1978 Senior TT

Bill Smith (Suzuki) at Signpost Corner; 1978 Senior TT

Background image1978 Senior Tt Collection: Kenny Harrison (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT

Kenny Harrison (Yamaha) 1978 Senior TT
Kenny Harrison (Yamaha) leaves Governors Bridge; 1978 Senior TT


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In the thrilling race of the 1978 Senior TT, a fierce battle unfolded on the legendary Isle of Man circuit. Pat Hennen showcased his skills astride a Suzuki, leaving spectators in awe as he zoomed past Governors Bridge with unmatched speed and precision. Tom Herron, another Suzuki rider, displayed his prowess on the track, determined to claim victory for himself. Not far behind was John Woodley, also riding a Suzuki, pushing himself to the limit in pursuit of glory. The atmosphere was electric as these talented riders weaved through challenging twists and turns that tested their mettle. Alex George joined the fray on his trusty Suzuki machine, adding more excitement to an already intense competition. Meanwhile, Nigel Rigg represented Yamaha admirably in this high-stakes event. Gerhard Vogt and Ron Haslam fought valiantly aboard their Yamaha bikes during this memorable race. Their determination shone through every corner they conquered on the demanding course. Dave Hickman took up the challenge astride a Crighton Honda bike - showcasing not only his own skill but also demonstrating that different manufacturers could compete at such an elite level. The 1978 Senior TT will forever be etched in history as one of those iconic races where legends were made and boundaries were pushed. These brave riders defied all odds to conquer each mile of this grueling circuit with unwavering determination and sheer passion for their sport. As they crossed that finish line amidst thunderous applause from adoring fans, it became clear that these men had left an indelible mark on motorcycle racing history – forever remembered for their courage and tenacity in pursuit of greatness.