Geoff Taylor Collection

CM32 6239 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 2, cars over 2000cc, divided in to 6 classes G to I, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

CM32 5571 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 2, cars over 2000cc, divided in to 6 classes G to I, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

CJ10 5029 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 2, cars over 2000cc, divided in to 6 classes G to I, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

CM34 1844 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, MC Special Saloons and Modsports - Sports Racing and V8 s, on this occasion two races one of twenty minutes

CM34 1778 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, MC Special Saloons and Modsports - Sports Racing and V8 s, on this occasion two races one of twenty minutes

CM34 1573 William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200
William Luke Bryan, Geoff Taylor, TVR Griffith 200, Adams & Page Swinging Sixties Group 2, split into five classes, a forty minute race with a mandatory pit stop, with the option of a second driver

Geoff Taylor (Aermacchi) 1973 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Geoff Taylor (Aermacchi) at Ramsey, 1973 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Geoff Taylor (AJS) 1971 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Geoff Taylor (Aermacchi) 1974 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Geoff Taylor (Aermacchi) at Ramsey: 1974 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Geoff Taylor (AJS) 1972 Junior Manx Grand Prix
Geoff Taylor (AJS) at Quarter Bridge: 1972 Junior Manx Grand Prix

CM21 8841 Geoff Taylor, William Luke Bryan, TVR Griffith
Geoff Taylor, William Luke Bryan, TVR Griffith, Future Classics, Night Race Meeting, Classic Sports Car Club, CSCC, November 2017, Brands Hatch, England, Kent, 1960 s, cars, circuit racing

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Geoff Taylor, a name synonymous with speed and adrenaline, has left an indelible mark on the world of motorcycle racing. With his unwavering determination and unmatched skill, he conquered the treacherous roads of the Isle of Man in multiple Junior Manx Grand Prix races. In 1971, astride an AJS, Geoff Taylor showcased his prowess as he fearlessly navigated through challenging bends and hairpin turns. The crowd held their breath as he pushed himself to the limit, leaving competitors trailing in his wake. The following year saw him back on track with another victory under his belt. Riding an AJS once again, Geoff Taylor proved that lightning can indeed strike twice. His sheer talent and unyielding spirit propelled him towards greatness. But it was in 1973 that Geoff Taylor truly cemented his legacy. This time riding an Aermacchi machine, he defied all odds and emerged triumphant yet again at the Junior Manx Grand Prix. The roar of applause echoed through the air as spectators marveled at this extraordinary racer's achievements. Not one to rest on past glories, Geoff Taylor returned for another shot at glory in 1974. Once more aboard an Aermacchi bike, he displayed nerves of steel as he tackled every twist and turn with unparalleled precision. Crossing that finish line brought not only victory but also a sense of fulfillment that only true champions can comprehend. Beyond motorcycles, Geoff Taylor's passion extended to four-wheeled machines too. In partnership with William Luke Bryan behind the wheel of a TVR Griffith 200 series car - CM32 6239 or CJ10 5029 or CM34 1844 or CM34 1778 or CM34 1573 - they formed a formidable team on racetracks across various events. Whether it was two wheels or four wheels beneath him, there was no denying Geoff Taylor's unwavering commitment to the pursuit of speed.