Agni Collection

Rob Barber (Agni) 2009 TTXGP
American Rob Barber (Agni) at Ramsey, 2009 TTXGP

Agni, Hindu fire god (engraving)
3647111 Agni, Hindu fire god (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Agni, Hindu fire god)

Shiva Nataraja, Lord of Dance, c. 11th century (copper)
3613986 Shiva Nataraja, Lord of Dance, c.11th century (copper) by Indian School (11th century); 68.3x56.5 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

The Electric Winner 2009
Rob Barbers TTXGP-winning Agni X01 awaits its pilot. Howclose to a ton lap willthe electric bikes get this year?

Shades of 1957
Wearing the style of fairing that was outlawed after 1957, Rob Barber takes the Suzuki-chassied Agni Motor round Cruikshanks. Rob finished second to Mark Miller

Agni, the god of fire
illustration of a Agni, the god of fire

Indra, a fast spinning gas giant generating tremendous tidal forces
Artists concept of Indra, a fast spinning gas giant generating tremendous tidal forces, tearing its moons apart when they stray too close

Frieze depicting nine divinities (sandstone)
XIR209520 Frieze depicting nine divinities (sandstone) by Cambodian School, (10th century); 44x136 cm; Musee Guimet, Paris, France; Cambodian, out of copyright

Jenny Tinmouth (Agni) 2010 Zero TT

Ivory Coast, West Africa - Boa Kouassi King of Agni N denian
Ivory Coast, West Africa - Boa Kouassi (King of Agni N denian). Date: circa 1908

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Agni, the Hindu fire god, was depicted in ancient engravings with robust flames, mirroring the intensity of Rob Barber's Agni motorbike that won the 2009 TTXGP race. The divine dance echoes in the Shiva Nataraja sculpture from the 11th century, showcasing the power and energy of the cosmos. The Electric Winner of 2009 brought a modern twist to Agni's fiery essence, reminiscent of the shades of 1957 when Indra, a fast-spinning gas giant, generated tremendous tidal forces. In the Frieze depicting nine divinities, Agni stands proudly amongst them, symbolizing the eternal flame. Jenny Tinmouth's triumphant ride on Agni in the 2010 Zero TT race ignited a new era in motorbike racing. Across continents, from the sands of Ivory Coast, West Africa, where the Boa Kouassi King Ndenian ruled, the fire god's spirit continues to burn brightly.