541 results for 'road racing t-shirts'

Courtesy of artist Peter Hearsey, Giacomo Agostini is pictured in 1968 on his 500cc MV Agusta at the spot on the course that now bears his name - 'Ago's Leap'. Agostini's first victory came in the...

The supreme skill of the late David Jefferies was captured on canvas by renowned motorsport artist Peter Hearsey and was due to be launched at TT2003 by DJ himself. Sadly, this was not to be, but the...

You either have it or you don't, and David Jefferies certainly had more than his fair share of it. His abundant racing talent was rewarded with a trophy cabinet any sportsman would be proud...

The Honda NS500, 500cc two-stroke GP bike was a replacement for the four-stroke NR500 and proved highly effective in the hands of "Fast Freddie" Spencer who rode it to a 1983 World Championship...

In the late 1970s and early 80s, Suzuki enjoyed a blistering and dominant run of 500cc Grand Prix racing success, akin to that of Norton's reign during the 1950s. In 1974 they developed the RG500 or...

The Honda VFR750R, coded 'RC30', has had a more profound impact on the racing world than pretty much any other production bike made and at the Isle of Man TT races the machine thrived in the hands of...

The Diamond Jubilee Year marked the sixtieth anniversary of the first Isle of Man TT race and the 1967 Senior Race featured one of the greatest ever road racing duels as Giacomo Agostini went head to...

The original ‘beast from the east’, the Nissan Skyline GT-R is an icon for power, speed and advanced Japanese automotive technology. With straight-6 engines capable of being tuned to...

The twin-charged Porsche 959 was the fastest street legal production car when it was introduced in 1986, achieving a top speed of 317 km/h (197 mph), with some variants even capable of achieving 339...

Powersport Legends presents this retro road racing t-shirt, featuring the most successful Isle of Man TT rider ever, Joey Dunlop OBE, riding the RS850R V-Four Honda.

Stencil art style t-shirt featuring double World Rally Champion for Lancia in 1988 and 1989 - Miki Biasion.