Winners of Junior/Senior Double Isle of Man TT Races
Year | Name | Make of Motorcycle |
---|---|---|
1931 | Tim Hunt | Norton |
1932/33 | Stanley Woods | Norton |
1934 | Jimmie Guthrie | Norton |
1951 | Geoff Duke | Norton |
1953 | Ray Amm | Norton |
1957 | Bob McIntyre | Gilera |
1958/59 | John Surtees | MV Agusta |
1967 | Mike Hailwood | Honda |
1968–70, 1972 | Giacomo Agostini | MV Agusta |
1985, 1988 | Joey Dunlop | Honda |
1996 | Phillip McCallen | Honda |
2000 | David Jefferies | Yamaha |
2006 | John McGuinness | Honda |
2010 | Ian Hutchinson | Honda |
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