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1907 Isle of Man TT

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Annual motorcycle racing event

1907 Isle of Man Tourist Trophy
Rem Fowler on the Peugeot-engined Norton, winner of the twin-cylinder race
Date28 May 1907
LocationSt John's, Isle of Man
CourseSt John's Short Course
15 miles, 1,470 yards (25.49 km)
OrganiserThe Auto-Cycle Club
SecretaryF. Straight esq.
Single Cylinder class
FirstCharlie Collier,Matchless-JAP
SecondJack Marshall,Triumph
ThirdFrank Hulbert,Triumph
Fastest lap
Harry Collier
23min. 5 2/5sec. 41.81 mph
Twin Cylinder class
FirstRem Fowler,Norton-Peugeot
SecondBilly Wells,Vindec Special-Peugeot
ThirdBilly Heaton,Rex
Fastest lap
Rem Fowler
22min. 6 2/5sec. 42.91 mph(New record)
1907 Norton

The1907 Isle of Man TT races were the inaugural International Tourist Trophy for motor-cycles held on theIsle of Man. The event was held on Tuesday 28 May 1907 over theSt John's Short Course consisting of a Single Cylinder and a Twin-Cylinder class. The race was ten laps of the 15 mile 1,430 yards course, a total race distance of 158 miles 220 yards (226.071 km).[1][2]

At 10am on the Tuesday 28 May 1907, 25 riders started in pairs in a time-trial format for the road-legal touring motorcycles with exhaust silencers, saddles, pedals and mud-guards.[3] On lap 1, Jack Marshall riding aTriumph suffered a fall and Frank Applebee Junior a puncture to his 5 hpRex machine. By lap 2, Stanley Webb riding a 5 hp Triumph had to stop at St. Johns to adjust a drive-belt and retired on lap 3 with an engine exhaust-valve problem.[4] At the compulsory 10‑minute replenishment stop, Oliver Godfrey had to retire when his 5 hp Rex motorcycle caught fire.[5]

The Single Cylinder class race was won by Charles R. Collier riding aMatchless in 4 hours, 8 minutes and 8 seconds at an average race speed of 38.21 mph. His brother Harry Collier, also riding a Matchless, had problems with an engine seizure on lap 2 and eventually retired on lap 9.[5]

The Twin-Cylinder class and overall race was initially led by Rem Fowler riding aNorton. On lap 1, Fowler completed the course in 23 minutes and 19 seconds, in second place was Billy Wells in a time of 23 minutes and 21 seconds and Charlie Collier in the single-cylinder class with a time of 23 minutes and 45 seconds. The overall lead fell away as Fowler suffered a number of problems with drive-belts and spark-plugs, and on lap 7 crashed at nearly 60 mph due to a burst tyre at the "Devils Elbow" on theKirk Michael toPeel section of the course.[6] Fowler nearly gave up, but was told by a spectator that he led the twin-cylinder class by 30 minutes from Billy Wells and went on to win at an average race speed of 36.22 mph and set the fastest lap of the race at 42.91 mph.

1907 International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy

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Tuesday 28 May 1907 – 10 laps (158 miles 220 yards)St. John's Short Course.

Isle of Man The 1st International Auto-cycle Tourist Trophy
Pos#RiderBikeSingle Cylinder race classification
LapsTimeSpeedPrizes
14United KingdomCharlie Collier312 hpMatchless-JAP 431cc104:08.08.238.21 mph1st Prize - Trophy, £25 and S.F. Edge's prize for best British-made machine.
22United KingdomJack Marshall312 hpTriumph 475cc104:19.47.336.60 mph2nd Prize - £15 and G.F. Spicer's prize.
31United Kingdom Frank Hulbert312 hpTriumph 475cc104:27.49.435.50 mph3rd Prize - £10
45United Kingdom Rupert Brice312 hp Brown 475cc105:03.55.231.40 mph
514German Empire Martin Geiger3hpNSU 331cc105:10.26.030.60 mphMarquis de St. Mar's Prize for the best Foreign-made machine.
68United Kingdom J. C. Smythe3hpRex 331cc105:23.40.329.40 mph
711United Kingdom Robert Ayton312 hp Ayton-Riley Special 464cc105:30.26.029.10 mph£5 for the 1st Private owners' machine.
810United Kingdom Frank W. Applebee312 hpRex 475cc105:46.31.027.40 mph
917United Kingdom John Le Grand3hp Two-speed G.B.6Finished course outside of time.
DNF3United KingdomHarry Collier312 hp Matchless-JAP9Retired on lap 9 due to broken exhaust valve, smashed piston.
DNF18United Kingdom Bob Duke312 hp Triumph8Retired on lap 9.
DNF15United Kingdom Tom Silver334 hp Thomas Silver6Retired on lap 7.
DNF19German Empire George Horner4hp Royal Cavendish-JAP4Retired on lap 5.
DNF15United Kingdom Stanley Webb312 hp Triumph2Retired on lap 3 due to broken valve.
DNF12United Kingdom James D. Hamilton3hpNSU1Retired on lap 2.
DNF6United Kingdom F. Winter4hp R.O.C.1Retired on lap 2.
DNF9United Kingdom Walter Jacobs312 hpRex0Crashed on first lap.
DNS7United Kingdom Howard C. Newman4hp R.O.C.Crashed in practice.
Republic of IrelandCharles Franklin312 hpJAPEntry withdrawn.
United Kingdom H.G. Cove312 hpMinervaEntry withdrawn due to illness.
United Kingdom W.D. Coplestone312 hpPeugeotEntry withdrawn. Bike was not delivered in time for him to satisfactorily test the machine before the race.
Isle of ManThe Isle of Man Motor Co.Entry withdrawn.
Fastest lap:Harry Collier, 23min. 5 2/5sec. 41.81 mph on lap 4.
Pos#RiderBikeTwin Cylinder race classification
LapsTimeSpeedPrizes
122United KingdomRem Fowler5hpNorton-Peugeot 671.4cc104:21.52.836.21 mph1st Prize - Trophy, £25 and Dr. Hele-Shaw's Prize.
221United States Billy Wells5hpVindec Special-Peugeot 671.4cc104:53.44.532.30 mph2nd Prize - £15
326United Kingdom Billy Heaton5hpRex 725.6cc105:11.03.530.50 mph£5 for the 1st Private owners' machine.
425United Kingdom Arnold Dent5hpVindec Special-Peugeot 671.4cc10The Schulte prize best performance with a two-speed gear.
DNF24United Kingdom Theodore Tessier6hp BAT-JAP4Retired on lap 5.
DNF23United Kingdom Harry Martin5hp Kerry4Retired on lap 5 due to engine trouble.
DNF20United Kingdom Oliver Godfrey5hpRex4Bike caught fire during refueling.
DNF27United Kingdom Frank Applebee Jun.5hpRex3Retired on lap 4.
Fastest lap:Rem Fowler, 22min. 6 2/5sec. 42.91 mph on lap 6.

Sources

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  1. ^International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy – OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Tuesday 28 May 1907 at 10 am page 4 COURSE The Auto-Cycle Club 18 Down Street Piccadilly London, W. Reproduction copyright Isle of Man Post Office (2007)
  2. ^Daily Express page 5 Wednesday 29 May 1907
  3. ^Isle of Man TT pages 11 & 12 Charles Deane (1975) Patrick Stephens LtdISBN 0850591724
  4. ^Isle of Man Weekly Times page 3 Isle of Man Times and General Advertiser 1 June 1907
  5. ^abThe Motor Cycle dated 5 June 1907 p.446
  6. ^Isle of Man TT pages 12 Charles Deane (1975) Patrick Stephens LtdISBN 0850591724

External links

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St John's Short Course
Mountain Course
FIMGrand Prix
World Championship
Isle of Man TT Festival
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