1952 Senior Clubman Tt Collection

Peter Minion (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Peter Minion (Norton) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Still running after 58 years
Johnny Cox presses on though the Grandstand with his Matchless G9 in the 1952 Senior Clubmans. Fifty eight years after it was ridden in the Clubmans, Bryan Philpott uses the machiine

G W Shekell (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
G W Shekell (Norton) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Fred Pusey (Vincent) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Fred Pusey (Vincent) at Union Mills: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Arthur Clough (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Bernard Hargreaves (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Bernard Hargreaves (Triumph) at Governors Bridge, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Ken Taubman (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Manxman Ken Taubman (Triumph) at Union Mills: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Ken Meadows (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Ken Meadows (Norton) riding for the Wigan AC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Peter Cruse (BSA) 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Ken Prince (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Ken Prince (Triumph) riding for the Loughborough & DMCC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

K Clark (Matchless) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
K Clark (Matchless) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT (being overtaken by J H Cooper, (90 Norton)

Ken Cruse (BSA) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Ken Cruse (BSA) on Bray Hill, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

J H Cooper (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
J H Cooper (Norton) on Bray Hill, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Frank Coleman (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Frank Coleman (Norton) on Glencrutchery Road, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Louis Carr (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Louis Carr (Norton) at Union Mills, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Gerald Brown (Matchless) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Gerald Brown (Matchless) riding for the Boston & DMC & LCC, on Bray Hill, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Harry Brown (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Harry Brown (Norton) riding for the Berwick & DMC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Ken Brough (BSA) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Ken Brough (BSA) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

David Andrews (Matchless) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
David Andrews (Matchless) leaves Governors Bridge, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

A C Moore (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Eric Houseley (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Derek Farrant (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT

T Southward (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
T Southward (nom de plume) (Triumph) riding for the Reading Ace MCC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Willie Workman (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Willie Workman (Triumph) riding for Rossendale DMC & LCC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

J E Williams (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
J E Williams (Triumph) riding for the C.S.M.A. Ltd, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

David Wilkins (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
David Wilkins (Norton) riding for the Mendip Vale MC & LCC, 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Js Hamilton (Triumph) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Js Hamilton (Triumph) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Eric Pantlin (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Eric Pantlin (Norton) on Bray Hill; 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Bob Mawson (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Manxman Bob Mawson (Norton) on Bray Hill: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

Fred Passmore (Norton) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
Fred Passmore (Norton) riding for Hayes & D MCC; at Governors Bridge; 1952 Senior Clubman TT

H F Hunter (BSA) 1952 Senior Clubman TT
H F Hunter (BSA), riding for the Portsmouth MCC: 1952 Senior Clubman TT

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Still running strong after 58 years, the 1952 Senior Clubman TT race showcased some of the most legendary names in motorcycle racing history. Peter Minion on his Norton, Ken Meadows on another Norton, Arthur Clough and Bernard Hargreaves riding Triumphs, G W Shekell representing Norton again, Ken Taubman on a Triumph, Fred Pusey with his Vincent, Peter Cruse proudly riding a BSA - these were just a few of the fearless riders who took part in this iconic event. The competition was fierce as they battled it out for victory on the challenging Isle of Man circuit. With their skill and determination, these riders pushed themselves to the limit to conquer every twist and turn. Each one leaving their mark in history as they raced towards glory. The 1952 Senior Clubman TT truly embodied the spirit of speed and endurance that continues to captivate enthusiasts today.