Graeme Crosby Collection

Graeme Crosby (Morwaki Kawasaki) 1979 Formula One TT
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Morwaki Kawasaki) at Quarter Bridge: 1979 Formula One TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1981 Formula One TT
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1981 Formula One TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1980 Classic TT
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1980 Classic TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1981 Classic TT
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) at Braddan Bridge: 1981 Classic TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1980 Formula One TT
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) at Braddan Bridge, 1980 Formula One TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1990 Suzuki Parade Lap
Kiwi ace Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) starting the 1990 Suzuki Parade Lap

Suzuki 30th anniversary
Graeme Crosby and Mitsuo Itoh complete their celebration of Suzukis 30th anniversary Parade Lap

1981 Classic TT
Graeme Crosby and mechanic share a joke as they wait for the start of the Clasic. Having won the Formula One, Crosby completed the double for Suzuki

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 2007 Parade Lap
Kiwi Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 2007 Parade Lap

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1980 Senior TT
Kiwi ace Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1980 Senior TT

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 2016 Classic TT Lap
Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) on Bray Hill: 2016 Classic TT Lap

Dave Roper (Arter Matchless) and Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 2016 Classic TT Parade Lap
Dave Roper (Arter Matchless) and Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) at Sulby Bridge; 2016 Classic TT Parade Lap

Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) 1990 Classic Lap
Oops! Graeme Crosby (Suzuki) literally flies at Ballaugh Bridge; 1990 Classic Lap

Graeme Crosby at Parliament Square: 1981 Classic TT

Suzuki Stars on Parade
3-times TT winner Graeme Crosby and Mitsuo Itoh, the only Japanese rider ever to win a TT, cross the line together on the 1990 Suzuki Parade

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Graeme Crosby: A Legend on Two Wheels With his fearless riding style and unmatched skill, Graeme Crosby cemented his name in the annals of motorcycle racing history. Born to conquer the tracks, he left an indelible mark on various prestigious events throughout his career. In 1979, astride a Morwaki Kawasaki, Crosby showcased his prowess at the Formula One TT. The crowd watched in awe as he maneuvered through twists and turns with unparalleled precision. His victory that day was just a glimpse of what was yet to come. The following year, it was Suzuki's turn to witness Crosby's dominance. In both the 1980 Classic TT and Formula One TT races, he exhibited sheer brilliance on his Suzuki machine. Fans were captivated by his speed and finesse as he crossed the finish line triumphantly. Crosby's legacy continued into 1981 when he once again conquered the Classic TT aboard a Suzuki bike. This time around, spectators marveled at how effortlessly he navigated through challenging terrains while maintaining an impressive pace. Throughout his career, Crosby remained loyal to Suzuki motorcycles - a partnership that spanned decades. In 1990, during Suzuki's 30th anniversary celebration, fans had the privilege of witnessing him take part in a memorable parade lap. It was a nostalgic moment for all who admired this legendary rider. Even years after retiring from professional racing, Crosby couldn't resist reliving old glories. In 2007, during another parade lap event organized by Suzuki, he thrilled enthusiasts with one last display of skill and passion for two-wheeled machines. However remarkable these moments were for Graeme Crosby's career highlights; it is impossible not to mention his three consecutive victories at the Senior TT in 1980 – an achievement that solidified him as one of motorcycling's greatest icons. Graeme Crosby will forever be remembered as more than just a rider.