Cecil Ashby
British motorcycle racer
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Cecil Thomas Ashby (1896 – 10 June 1929 in Douglas, Isle of Man) was a British motorcycle racer.[1] He won the European motorcycle championship twice. Ashby died in an accident during the 1929 Isle of Man Junior Tourist Trophy races.
References
- ^ "Motorsport Memorial -".
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- 1924 Maurice van Geert
- 1925–1926 Jock Porter
- 1927–1928 Cecil Ashby
- 1929 Frank Longman
- 1930 Syd Crabtree
- 1931 Graham Walker
- 1932 Riccardo Brusi
- 1933 Charlie Dodson
- 1934 Walfried Winkler
- 1935 Arthur Geiss
- 1936 Henry Tyrell-Smith
- 1937 Omobono Tenni
- 1938–1939 Ewald Kluge
- 1947 Bruno Francisci
- 1948 Maurice Cann
- 1981 Herbert Hauf
- 1982 Reinhold Roth
- 1983 Carlos Cardús
- 1984 Gary Noel
- 1985 Massimo Matteoni
- 1986 Hans Lindner
- 1987 Xavier Cardelús
- 1988 Fausto Ricci
- 1989 Andrea Borgonovo
- 1990 Leon van der Heijen
- 1991 Max Biaggi
- 1992 Luis Carlos Maurel
- 1993 Giuseppe Fiorillo
- 1994 Régis Laconi
- 1995 Luca Boscoscuro
- 1996 Sebastián Porto
- 1997 Davide Bulega
- 1998 Alex Hofmann
- 1999 Ivan Clementi
- 2000 Riccardo Chiarello
- 2001 David García
- 2002 Álvaro Molina
- 2003 Taro Sekiguchi
- 2004–2007 Álvaro Molina
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