Hans Georg Anscheidt Collection

50cc Suzuki action at Quarter Bridge: 1966 50cc TT
The sound of high-revving two-strokes pervade at Quarter Bridge in the 1966 50cc TT. Tommy Robb leads from Hugh Anderson, Ernst Degner and Hans Georg Anscheidt

Hans Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki) 1967 50cc TT
Hans Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki) at Quarter Bridge: 1967 50cc TT

Ralph Bryans (Honda) Hugh Anderson (Suzuki) & Hans Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki) 1964 50cc TT

Stuart Graham & Hans Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki) 1967 50cc TT

Hugh Anderson (Suzuki) Mitsuo Itoh (Suzuki) and Hans Georg Anscheidt (Kreidler) 1963 50cc TT

1966 50cc TT
A multinational quartet of RK66 twin-cylinder Suzuki tiddlers round Quarter Bridge. Leading is Irishman Tommy Robb, followed by Kiwi Hugh Anderson (30 and West Germanys Ernst Degner (4)

Union Mills - the Flail and the Fleece
Stuart Graham and Hans Georg Anscheidt take their 50cc Suzukis through Union Mills. Why Union Mills The buildings - seen on the left - were both a corn grinding mill

Hans Georg Anscheidt (Kreidler); 1964 50cc TT
Hans Georg Anscheidt (Kreidler) leaves Governors Bridge; 1964 50cc TT

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Hans Georg Anscheidt: A Legend on the 50cc TT Circuit Step back in time to the thrilling world of motorcycle racing, where one name stood out among the rest - Hans Georg Anscheidt. This German racer left an indelible mark on the 50cc TT races throughout the 1960s, showcasing his incredible skills and determination. In 1966, at Quarter Bridge, Anscheidt took Suzuki's 50cc action to new heights. With precision and speed, he maneuvered through every twist and turn of the track, leaving spectators in awe of his talent. The following year, he returned with a vengeance aboard a Suzuki once again for another unforgettable performance at the prestigious event. But it wasn't just with Suzuki that Anscheidt made waves. In 1964, alongside Ralph Bryans (Honda) and Hugh Anderson (Suzuki), he dominated the competition at the 50cc TT race. Their fierce rivalry pushed each rider to their limits as they battled for victory. Teaming up with Stuart Graham in 1967 proved to be another winning combination for Anscheidt as they tackled Union Mills' challenging circuit together. Their synchronized movements showcased not only their individual prowess but also their ability to work seamlessly as a team. Throughout his career, Anscheidt faced formidable opponents such as Hugh Anderson (Suzuki), Mitsuo Itoh (Suzuki), and even rode for Kreidler motorcycles in some races. No matter who lined up beside him on that starting grid or what machine he rode, Hans Georg always gave it his all. The Flail and Fleece section became synonymous with Anscheidt's triumphs during these iconic races. It was here that he demonstrated unparalleled control over his bike while pushing its limits to secure victory after victory. Anscheidt's legacy is etched into history books forever; no other racer has achieved what he did in the 50cc TT races.