Yamsel Collection
"Yamsel: A Legacy of Triumphs on the Isle of Man" In the world of motorcycle racing, few names evoke as much nostalgia and admiration as Yamsel
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"Yamsel: A Legacy of Triumphs on the Isle of Man" In the world of motorcycle racing, few names evoke as much nostalgia and admiration as Yamsel. From its humble beginnings to its historic victories, it has left an indelible mark on the prestigious Isle of Man TT races. One can't help but reminisce about Joey Dunlop's unforgettable departure from Governors Bridge in 1976. The roar of his Yamsel bike echoed through the air, signaling a momentous year for both rider and machine. It was also at Jurby Airfield that same year where Celtic Match Races witnessed Dunlop's prowess astride his beloved Yamsel. But Dunlop wasn't the only one who showcased their skills with this legendary bike. Bernie Wright made waves in both 2009 and 2010 Pre TT Classics, leaving spectators awestruck by his mastery over the powerful Yamsel. These wins solidified Wright's place among racing legends. However, it was during that fateful race at Jurby Airfield in 1976 when history truly smiled upon Yamsel. It clinched its first-ever TT win, etching itself into motorsport folklore forevermore. The victory reverberated throughout the racing community, cementing Yamsel's status as a force to be reckoned with. The list of exceptional riders who have piloted a Yamsel is extensive – Abe Alexander conquering the Junior TT in 1975; Roger Cope dominating at the Senior Manx Grand Prix in 1972; Peter Sharpe showcasing unmatched skill at the Lightweight Manx Grand Prix that same year; Dennis Richardson leaving competitors trailing behind him during the Junior Manx Grand Prix in 1974. Even before these triumphs came Tony Jefferies' incredible performance alongside Gunter Bartusch on an MZ bike during the thrilling Junior TT race of '71 – proving that Yamsel had always been destined for greatness.