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  • Modern TT stars sign up for classic races

    Modern TT stars sign up for classic races

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    Michael Dunlop in action The duo will campaign in the inaugural event for Team Classic Suzuki which has announced its support for the inaugural race by outlining their intention to contest the races and participate in a parade lap. Earlier this month, works Suzuki TT star Guy Martin and former British Champion and up and…

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  • Modern day riders sign up for Manx classic TT races

    Modern day riders sign up for Manx classic TT races

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    Guy Martin getting close with his machinery… Thirteen time TT podium finisher Martin and 2006 British 125cc Champion Cooper have agreed to ride for Team Molnar Manx on 500cc Molnar Manx Nortons in the inaugural 500cc Classic TT Race which is scheduled to take place on Saturday, August 24, 2013. The deal sees a return…

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  • Sammy stars

    Sammy stars

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    Sammy Miller will be bringing along some of his bikes for the Bristol Show Sammy will bring along two of the rarest and most exotic machines from his wonderful New Milton Museum collection, the Moto Guzzi V8 and BMW Rennsport, and they will be on display in the main hall. Sammy will be on hand…

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  • Championship winning MV Agusta 500cc four makes sweet music

    Championship winning MV Agusta 500cc four makes sweet music

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    Play loud and listen to that MV sing! Journalist an occasional Classic Racer contributor Andy Kershaw is reunited with Phil Read's 500cc MV Agusta four, which he was privileged to see as a spectactor at Scarborough's September International in 1975. This is Phil Read's genuine bike and not a replica, as proven by the crankcase,…

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  • Stafford Show: Classic Racer GP Paddock

    Stafford Show: Classic Racer GP Paddock

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    Andy Kershaw blips the throttle of the 1974 World Championship winning 500cc MV Agusta four, ridden by Phil Read. In race guise this bike would rev to a shade under 15,000rpm, but at the Paddock Andy K only takes it up to 8,000rpm. Listen to that sound…    

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  • Stalker stars at Newark

    Stalker stars at Newark

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    Chris Walker is guest of honour at the Newark show in January The show, which was launched in 2012, proved an instant hit with traders and visitors alike, and promises to be bigger and even better in 2013. The venue is the Newark Showground, which has easy access from the A1 and parking is free.…

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  • Classic Racer on sale

    Classic Racer on sale

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    Classic Racer November/December on sale now! CLASSIC RACER REGULARS • Archive Shot A very different Ulster • Paddock Gossip Classic sport news • Readers Write You speak • Subscribe Why wouldn’t you? CLASSIC RACER PEOPLE • Chasing my heroes Tim Beaumont’s love of motorcycles and racing captivated him as a teenager, growing up in Huddersfield,…

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  • Classic Racer news in brief

    Classic Racer news in brief

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    Pat Mooney was having a bad day at Donington… Manx Grand Prix winner Ryan Farquhar has decided to quit racing after the tragic death of his uncle Trevor Ferguson in the MGP Super Twins race. The 36-year-old from Northern Ireland hopes to stay involved with the sport with his KMR team, with fast riding Jamie…

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  • Salon Prive

    Salon Prive

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    Stunning displays at Salon Prive The highbrow three day event, which was sun-kissed every day, saw John Warr scoop the Important Competition Machines award with his superb 1972 Harley-Davidson XR750TT, ahead of John Ely’s wonderfully restored 1953 ISDT Royal Enfield ISDT and Martin Jones 1987 Honda NS500, which is still regularly ridden by Freddie Spencer.…

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  • Tributes paid to veteran motorcycling journalist John

    Tributes paid to veteran motorcycling journalist John

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    In later years he worked for Mortons Media publications including Classic Racer and was also a correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror and covered Grand Prix racing for the Sun during the Barry Sheene era. He was also a press officer for World Superbike and ran a PR company with clients…

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