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The story of motorcycle racer Jimmie Simpson, maker and breaker of TT records, only to be dogged by persistent ill fortune.

Walter Rusk is still remembered warmly in his native Ulster, and with his shock of blonde hair he was labeled the 'Blonde Bombshell.'

The story of a dedicated and talented rider who dominated the Grand Prix bike scene in the 1950s and went on to become Formula 1 champion for Ferrari in 1964.

The story of a remarkable Aussie motorcyclist - Harry Hinton. For over two decades he was the outstanding national and international road racer from 'down under'.

Dickie Dale was the ideal team man; conscientious, determined and with an analytical mind. It was tragic that he should lose his life after a fulfilling career.

Les Graham gained fame as 1949 500cc World Champion, but that coveted Isle of Man Senior Trophy was never to be his.

The story of Artie Bell whose four-year career as a Norton team man was tragically cut short at the 1950 Belgian Grand Prix.

Stanley Woods TT career began in 1922 under unique circumstances, and from there he went on to become a contender in the Isle of Man and International Grand Prix races.

The story of Eric Oliver, whose never-say-die attitude gained him four World Championships and who also created the 'kneeler' design that is still current to this day.

From 1923 when he won the 1923 Junior TT to 1939 with his 10th victory Stanley Woods created an unforgettable legacy in TT history.

As a Norton Works rider Ken Kavanagh scored wins for the firm. His tenure with Moto Guzzi was far more rewarding.