Inge Stoll - Isle of Man TT Race Career

Isle of Man TT Race Career

Year Race & Capacity Make of Motorcycle Average Speed
1954 5th Sidecar TT* Norton 63.91 mph
  • *Event held on Clypse Course
  • DNF 1957 Sidecar TT Race, broken hand-hold.
TT Career Summary
Finishing Position 5th DNF
Number of times 1 1

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