1966 Grand Prix Motorcycle Racing Season - 1966 Grand Prix Season Calendar

1966 Grand Prix Season Calendar

Round Date Grand Prix Circuit 50cc winner 125cc winner 250cc winner 350cc winner 500cc winner Sidecars 500cc winner Report
1 May 8 Spanish Grand Prix Montjuïc circuit Luigi Taveri Bill Ivy Mike Hailwood Report
2 May 22 West German Grand Prix Hockenheimring Hans-Georg Anscheidt Luigi Taveri Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Jim Redman Scheidegger / Robinson Report
3 May 29 French Grand Prix Charade Circuit Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Scheidegger / Robinson Report
4 June 25 Dutch TT TT Circuit Assen Luigi Taveri Bill Ivy Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Jim Redman Scheidegger / Robinson Report
5 July 3 Belgian Grand Prix Spa Mike Hailwood Giacomo Agostini Scheidegger / Robinson Report
6 July 17 East German Grand Prix Sachsenring Luigi Taveri Mike Hailwood Giacomo Agostini Frantisek Stastny Report
7 July 24 Czechoslovakian Grand Prix Masaryk Circuit Luigi Taveri Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Report
8 August 7 Finnish Grand Prix Imatra Circuit Phil Read Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Giacomo Agostini Report
9 August 20 Ulster Grand Prix Dundrod Circuit Luigi Taveri Ginger Molloy Mike Hailwood Mike Hailwood Report
10 August 31 Isle of Man TT Snaefell mountain course Ralph Bryans Bill Ivy Mike Hailwood Giacomo Agostini Mike Hailwood Scheidegger / Robinson Report
11 September 11 Nations Grand Prix Monza Hans-Georg Anscheidt Luigi Taveri Mike Hailwood Giacomo Agostini Giacomo Agostini Report
12 October 17 Japanese Grand Prix Fuji Speedway Yoshimi Katayama Bill Ivy Hiroshi Hasegawa Phil Read Report

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