Joey - The Roaring forties by
Rod Organ Joey Dunlop leading David Jefferies, Ulster GP 1999.
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Organ Joey Dunlop, Senior TT 2000 @ the Gooseneck
Big Star Gone by Ray Goldsborough Five times World Motorcycle Champion Joey Dunlop was
tragically killed in 2000 while racing in Estonia. Joey started racing in
1969 and competed for the first time in the Isle of Man TT in 1976. His
first TT victory was in 1977 when he won the Jubilee Classic on a Rea
Yamaha. He went on to win 26 TT's, gaining 80 TT Replica's from 98 starts
in a 25 year TT career. He also had 24 Ulster Grand Prix wins, a total
that is unlikely to be surpassed. Joey not only directed his energies to
winning races, for which he was awarded the MBE, but also to helping
others and his charity work earned him a well-deserved OBE. Known simply
and affectionately by all as 'Yer Maun', Joey Dunlop was a legend in his
own lifetime. Signatories: Mr Bob McMillan, General Manager -
Racing, Honda UK.
Fire and Rain by Rod Organ Joey Dunlop
Breathe Easy by Rod Organ Joey Dunlop Clears the Tank Breather 125cc TT 1999
The Triple Jump by Rod Organ Joey Dunlop F1 TT 2000 @ Ballaugh Bridge