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1958 Isle of Man TT

Annual motorcycle racing event


Annual motorcycle racing event

The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy races have a long (hundred-year plus) history thanks in part to the demanding 37 mile high-speed track plus Mountain Course (with a seemingly never-ending series of bends, bumps, jumps, stone walls, manhole covers and telegraph poles) which - needless to say - requires high levels of skill and concentration. Held annually in the last week of May for practice and the first week of June for racing week with many supporting attractions, gatherings and other events taking place.

For many years regarded as the most prestigious and oldest motorcycle race in the world, it has been reported as the most dangerous motorcycle road-race in the world. (From 1949 to 1976 the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy was part of the FIM Motorcycle Grand Prix World Championship prior to transfer to UK mainland over safety concerns.)

1958 Isle of Man Junior TT 350cc final standings

7 Laps (264.11 Miles) Mountain Course.

PlaceRiderNumberCountryMachineSpeedTimePoints
1UK John SurteesBritainMV Agusta93.97 mph2:48.38.48
2UK Dave ChadwickBritainNorton91.68 mph2:52.50.66
3UK Geoff TannerBritainNorton91.54 mph2:53.06.44
4UK Terry ShepherdBritainNorton91.54 mph2:53.06.63
5UK George CatlinBritainNorton90.86 mph2:54.24.82
6Scotland Alistair KingBritainNorton90.83 mph2:54.24.41

1958 Isle of Man Lightweight TT 250cc final standings

10 Laps (107.90 miles) Clypse Course.

PlaceRiderNumberCountryMachineSpeedTimePoints
1Italy Tarquinio ProviniItalyMV Agusta76.89 mph1:24.12.08
2Italy Carlo UbbialiItalyMV Agusta76.77 mph1:24.20.26
3UK Mike HailwoodBritainNSU74.30 mph1:27.07.084
4Australia Bob BrownAustraliaNSU73.72 mph1:27.48.83
5West Germany Dieter FalkWest GermanyAdler73.70 mph1:27.50.042
6Northern Ireland Sammy MillerBritainCZ72.63 mph1:29.08.81

1958 Isle of Man Lightweight TT 125cc final standings

10 Laps (107.90 miles) Clypse Course.

PlaceRiderNumberCountryMachineSpeedTimePoints
1Italy Carlo UbbialiItalyMV Agusta72.86 mph1:28.51.28
2Italy Romolo FerriItalyDucati72.68 mph1:29.04.06
3UK Dave ChadwickBritainDucati71.56 mph1:30.27.84
4Northern Ireland Sammy MillerBritainDucati70.43 mph1:35.55.23
5East Germany Ernst DegnerEast GermanyMZ69.28 mph1:33.27.02
6East Germany Horst FügnerEast GermanyMZ69.07 mph1:33.43.81

1958 Sidecar TT final standings

10 Laps (107.90 miles) Clypse Course.

PlaceRiderNumberCountryMachineSpeedTimePoints
1West Germany Walter Schneider/H.Strauss1West GermanyBMW73.01 mph1:28.40.08
2Switzerland Florian Camathias/H.Ceeco23SwitzerlandBMW72.11 mph1:29.47.26
3UK Jackie Beaton/E.Bulgin24BritainNorton67.63 mph1:35.34.84
4West Germany Alwyn Ritter/E.Blauth5West GermanyBMW67.23 mph1:36.17.83
5UK E.Walker/D.G.Roberts11BritainNorton64.56 mph1:30.15.22
6UK P.Woollett/G.H.Loft9BritainNorton63.06 mph1:34.24.21

1958 Isle of Man Senior TT 500cc final standings

Friday 18 June 1958 – 7 Laps (274.11 miles) Mountain Course.

PlaceRiderNumberCountryMachineSpeedTimePoints
1UK John SurteesBritainMV Agusta98.63 mph2:38.49.88
2UK Bob AndersonBritainNorton95.40 mph2:46.06.06
3Australia Bob BrownAustraliaNorton95.24 mph2:46.22.24
4UK Derek MinterBritainNorton94.86 mph2:47.03.23
5UK Dave ChadwickBritainNorton94.74 mph2:47.15.42
6UK John AndersonBritainNorton94.34 mph2:47.58.81

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