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Scooter Mania! Recollections of the Isle of Man Intern
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- Condition
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Veloce Publishing The Limited
ISBN-10
1845846486
ISBN-13
9781845846480
eBay Product ID (ePID)
177559155
Product Key Features
Book Title
Scooter Mania! : Recollections of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally
Number of Pages
128 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Motor Sports, Motorcycles / History, General, Automotive / Pictorial
Publication Year
2014
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Transportation, Sports & Recreation
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.2 in
Item Weight
11.9 Oz
Item Length
10.8 in
Item Width
8.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
796.75094279
Table Of Content
1957: James Cain and the Manx National Scooter Rally 1958: First Isle of Man International Motor Scooter Rally 1959: Isle of Man Scooter Club 1960: Roads Closed 1961: 1961: Manx One-Two for the Premier Awards 1962: The Manx 400 and Scoot to Scotland 1963: Storm Warning 1964: From Behind the Iron curtain 1965: For the Record 1966: Wipeout 1967: Night Trial and the Ramsey Sprint 1968: Club d'Italia 1969: King of the Hill 1970: Rally in Peril 1971: Port Soderick Hill Climb 1972: The Fast Men of Ballaugh 1973: Druidale Record Smashed 1974: Bring on the Bikes 1975: September Rally 1976: End of the Road 1981: Outlawed Appendix 1 - Awards and Trophies Appendix 2 - Programmes, Entry Cards and Routemaps Appendix 3 Rally Ephemera
Synopsis
Scooter Mania! is a year-on-year account of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally, the brainchild of WWI veteran-turned-politician, James Mylchreest Cain. Following a fact-finding mission to Dusseldorf, accompanied by Peter Agg from Lambretta, the second Rally went International for 1958, and was to grow in popularity throughout the 1960s, attracting competitors from countries as far and wide as Australia, USA, Rhodesia, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia and India. In addition to gymkhana and endurance events, closed-road and circuit racing attracted fast men such as Neville Frost, John and Norman Ronald, Ray Kemp, Andy Smith, and Norrie Kerr. In 1971, the then chairman of the Tourist Board, Bill Quayle, declared that the annual Scooterist week was "the most important cog in the mosaic of Manx tourism." The author's access to personal photographic archives, and Manx Press pictures, combined with period reports and interviews with competitors, builds a unique reconstruction of a hugely successful event on the scootering sporting calendar: an event that was to endure for 20 years and attract thousands of spectators., Scooter Mania! is a year-on-year account of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally, the brainchild of WWI veteran-turned-politician, James Mylchreest Cain . Following a fact-finding mission to Dusseldorf, accompanied by Peter Agg from Lambretta, the second Rally went International for 1958, and was to grow in popularity throughout the 1960s, attracting competitors from countries as far and wide as Australia, USA, Rhodesia, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia and India. In addition to gymkhana and endurance events, closed-road and circuit racing attracted fast men such as Neville Frost, John and Norman Ronald, Ray Kemp, Andy Smith, and Norrie Kerr. In 1971, the then chairman of the Tourist Board, Bill Quayle, declared that the annual Scooterist week was "the most important cog in the mosaic of Manx tourism." The author's access to personal photographic archives, and Manx Press pictures, combined with period reports and interviews with competitors, builds a unique reconstruction of a hugely successful event on the scootering sporting calendar: an event that was to endure for 20 years and attract thousands of spectators., A year-on-year account of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally, the brainchild of WWI veteran-turned-politician, James Mylchreest Cain. Following a fact-finding mission to Dusseldorf, accompanied by Peter Agg from Lambretta, the second Rally went International for 1958, and was to grow in popularity throughout the 1960s, attracting competitors from countries as far and wide as Australia, USA, Rhodesia, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia and India. In addition to gymkhana and endurance events, closed-road and circuit racing attracted fast men such as Neville Frost, John and Norman Ronald, Ray Kemp, Andy Smith, and Norrie Kerr. In 1971, the then chairman of the Tourist Board, Bill Quayle, declared that the annual Scooterist week was "the most important cog in the mosaic of Manx tourism." The author's access to personal photographic archives, and Manx Press pictures, combined with period reports and interviews with competitors, builds a unique reconstruction of a hugely successful event on the scootering sporting calendar: an event that was to endure for 20 years and attract thousands of spectators., A year-on-year account of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally, including competitors and organiser's personal experiences, and the controversies and difficulties experienced by the Rally Committee in what became a remarkable, 20-year chapter in the history of scootering sport.Supported by 180 images from the period., At last, a year-by-year account of the Isle of Man International Scooter Rally is here The brainchild of WWI veteran-turned-politician, James Mylchreest Cain, can to fruition following a fact-finding mission to Dusseldorf, accompanied by Peter Agg from Lambretta.The second Rally went International for 1958, and grew in popularity throughout the 1960s, attracting competitors from countries as far and wide as Australia, USA, Rhodesia, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia and India. In addition to gymkhana and endurance events, closed-road and circuit racing attracted fast men such as Neville Frost, John and Norman Ronald, Ray Kemp, Andy Smith, and Norrie Kerr. In 1971, the then chairman of the Tourist Board, Bill Quayle, declared that the annual Scooterist week was "the most important cog in the mosaic of Manx tourism." The author's access to personal photographic archives, and Manx Press pictures, combined with period reports and interviews with competitors, builds a unique reconstruction of a hugely successful event on the scootering sporting calendar: an event that was to endure for 20 years and attract thousands of spectators.
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