Brian Steenson Collection
Brian Steenson, the Irish ace, was a force to be reckoned with on the TT circuit in the late 1960s and early 1970s
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Brian Steenson, the Irish ace, was a force to be reckoned with on the TT circuit in the late 1960s and early 1970s. With his impressive skills and determination, he left a lasting mark on the racing world. In 1968, riding an Aermacchi, Brian Steenson showcased his talent at the Junior TT. His speed and precision earned him well-deserved recognition among his competitors. The following year, in 1969, Steenson switched to a Seeley Matchless for the Senior TT. Once again, he proved himself as a formidable contender by securing an impressive finish in this prestigious race. Steenson's success continued into 1970 when he joined BSA for the Production TT. Alongside teammate Malcolm Uphill, he displayed remarkable teamwork and skill as they led their team to victory. Not one to rest on his laurels, Steenson also competed in multiple races during that same year's Junior TT. This time riding a Seeley bike, he demonstrated unwavering determination and resilience throughout each lap of this challenging course. Steenson's passion for racing was evident as he returned once more for the Senior TT in 1970. Riding another Seeley Matchless motorcycle, he pushed himself to new limits while thrilling spectators with his daring maneuvers. Throughout his career, Brian Steenson consistently showcased exceptional talent and dedication on every track he raced upon. His name will forever be remembered among racing enthusiasts as one of Ireland's finest riders who fearlessly conquered some of motorcycling's most demanding challenges.