Ken Kavanagh - Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Points system from 1950 to 1968

Position 1 2 3 4 5 6
Points 8 6 4 3 2 1

5 best results were counted up until 1955.

(key) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Class Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Points Rank Wins
1951 350cc Norton ESP
SUI
IOM
BEL
NED
FRA
ULS
NAT
16 4th 0
500cc Norton ESP
SUI
IOM
BEL
NED
FRA
ULS
NAT
6 9th 0
1952 350cc Norton SUI
IOM
NED
BEL
GER
ULS
NAT
16 5th 1
500cc Norton SUI
IOM
NED
BEL
GER
ULS
NAT
ESP
14 6th 0
1953 250cc Moto Guzzi IOM
NED
GER
ULS
SUI
NAT
ESP
6 6th 0
350cc Norton IOM
NED
BEL
FRA
ULS
SUI
NAT
ESP
18 4th 0
500cc Norton IOM
NED
BEL
GER
FRA
ULS
SUI
NAT
ESP
18 4th 1
1954 250cc Moto Guzzi FRA
IOM
ULS
NED
GER
SUI
NAT
3 13th 0
350cc Moto Guzzi FRA
IOM
ULS
BEL
NED
GER
SUI
NAT
ESP
18 4th 1
500cc Moto Guzzi FRA
IOM
ULS
BEL
NED
GER
SUI
NAT
ESP
16 3rd 0
1955 350cc Moto Guzzi FRA
IOM
GER
BEL
NED
ULS
NAT
14 4th 1
500cc Moto Guzzi ESP
FRA
IOM
GER
BEL
NED
ULS
NAT
4 12th 0
1956 350cc Moto Guzzi IOM
NED
BEL
GER
ULS
NAT
10 6th 1
1959 125cc Ducati IOM
GER
NED
BEL
SWE
ULS
NAT
8 8th 0
500cc Norton FRA
IOM
GER
NED
BEL
ULS
NAT
3 11th 0
1960 125cc Ducati IOM
NED
BEL
ULS
NAT
0 - 0

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