TT 1985 Joey Dunlop wins the Junior Race

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"No fan of real road racing will want to miss this one" Classic Racer
"This is almost certainly the ultimate Joey Dunlop DVD" Streetfighters November 2009
William Joseph Dunlop, O.B.E - Isle of Man TT legend and the undisputed King of the Mountain.
This is the most comprehensive collection of action-packed race footage celebrating Joey’s victories at the TT ever gathered together. After an exhaustive search of our own and many other producers’ archives - as well as a worldwide appeal for footage - we bring you exceptional highlights from a staggering 24 of Joey’s record-breaking 26 TT wins.
While we have been unable to trace any race footage from his first win - the 1977 Jubilee TT - and the 1984 Formula One, the incredible film we have located charts a TT record which is unlikely ever to be bettered.
It shows Joey as a young charger, challenging and beating stars like Mick Grant and Roger Marshall, the ‘big bike’ glory years when Joey scored six F1 wins in a row and his domination of the 125cc and 250cc classes in the 1990s. We are reminded of how “Yer Maun” overcame injury, horrendous weather, a missing exhaust and even a sunken boat to claim victory after victory, and stunned the racing world in 1995 when, as a 43-year-old, he won the Senior TT on the Honda RC45 - his first big bike win for almost a decade.
Share the excitement as he sees off young challengers like Carl Fogarty, Steve Hislop, David Jefferies and John McGuinness, remaining as determined as ever to add to his record-breaking tally of wins. In 2000, at the age of 48, he defied all the odds to take three TT wins in a week for the third time - the first man to achieve this incredible feat - and his seventh F1 victory after what many believe to be his greatest ever ride. Tragically this was to be his final TT, but it was a fitting end to Joey’s amazing relationship with the awe-inspiring Mountain Course.
Joey Dunlop - The TT Wins brings you action-packed highlights, including on-board footage, from these and many more history-making moments. Along the way we hear from Joey and his rivals, including brother Robert with whom he enjoyed some of his toughest battles in the Ultra-Lightweight TTs.
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[@WHU63]

Joey Dunlop was an absolute legend in road racing. But he was also the humblest guy you could ever meet.

[@bush600r2]

If they haven't already they should make a statue of him on the isle of man.

[@keeperlit.leterrip7722]

I used to go see Joey at the northwest in the early 80s. I'll never forget seeing him at the starting grid where you could just wander around freely.

[@AA-69]

I remember crawling under the pit fence and standing by the pits ... I've still got the picture of the cork 12" out of the champagne bottle...happy days 👍

[@mohba01]

2 strokes, true memories !! thanks for the upload

[@seanglendon4813]

Joey with the darker hair looks like a mix of him and Ayrton senna

[@rayjohnson7881]

Magic.

[@keirebu_niyah]

Forever the King of the Roads 💪🏾

[@thienkim856]

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[@bustinjieber9539]

Ahh, remember when you have to push the bike to start the race? I don't, i wasn't even born......

[@oldtimer5283]

Should be in bed at this TIME then you lil brat 😎😎😎

[@tabakatinjim]

I remember it well, love the 2 strokes

[@thienkim856]

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[@Brunoapbt22]

R.I.P

[@user-zu6qn9ux9n]

Sign post looks weird with just fields both sides. No house built back then.

[@bentreongkhoiphuongphuong5393]

Chạy quá dử👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@galloglas6907]

Aaah the noise, vibration, and smell of the two-stroke signaled real racing.

[@57dogsbody]

Did Joe Ehrlich design and build the engines for the EMC, anyone know?

[@neville_bloody_bartos]

Pretty sure they were Ehrlich tuned Rotax motors.

[@simoncullum5019]

Wasn't he something to do with Belfast university ?

[@triumphdave2449]

@@simoncullum5019 Yup.