TR1 racing information
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There are several racing
events, where Sepp Koch and other TR1 driver attends.
Most races are organized by:
(click the logo!)
The following two pictures
are taken
from the Grab the Flag website:
Sepp getting an award and Sepp and Franz during a race:
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Following are some pages
with reports and pictures
from those Grab the Flag and other events:
| Where | When | Country Info |
| A1 Racing Course | July 2000 | Austria, A1 Course |
| Most | July 1999 | Czechian Republic |
| July 2000 | ||
| Hungaro-Ring | Mai_2000 | Hungary, Budapest |
| Rijeka | September 2000 | Croatia |
| Most (the 15th. TR1 rally!) | August 2002 | Czechian Republic |
| Rijeka | September 2004 | Croatia |
| Several Locations | Year 2008 |
More pictures from Grab the
Flag can be seen here.
Many thanks to Rüdiger Knoblach
for sending me the link.
Denis
Fitzgerald sent me the following picture showing a XV920 race bike.
He took the photo at Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey CA in 1983 during
the Champion Spark Plug 200. The driver is Dave Aldana just before the
BOT race during that event. The bike was a semi-factory supported effort,
but was never successful against the Ducati's of the day.
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Claus-Peter Menzel sent me following pictures of a French racing-TR1.
He saw the bikes at a mountain-race event in
Barr, which is in the
French Alsace (Elsass):
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Claus-Peter sent me this in 2005
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I know two TR1's which have been driven at the BOT (Battle Of Twin) races:
The one from
Artur Baumann
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More details here:
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Artur drove this bike 1994 the last time at a racing event.
Now the bike is
prepared for the street again!
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and the one from
Gerd
Benning &
Rolf Eulgem
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Below you see three pictures from
Sepp
Koch's 1200cc racing bike.
Note the completely self-made (aprox. 100 work-hours!!)
exhauster and pipes!
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Here are some detail
pictures of the 1200cc
and one of his Norton Featherbed frame:
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And, you won't believe what
one can make from a TR1.
Check this Racing
TR1:
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... or better what's left :-), partly done
by a Dutch company called Troll Racing.
Big thanks to
Marcel (from Middlesbrough, England) for this information.
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