Australian Jack Findlay Won The 1975 FIM World Prize With This Motorcycle

Jack Findlay: The Early Years

Jack Findlay was born in Sydney, Australia, on March 5, 1935. He developed a passion for motorcycles at an early age, and by the time he was 16, he was competing in local races. In 1956, he moved to England to pursue his racing career.

YAMAHA TZ750B - THE 1975 F750 WORLD CHAMPION: AUSTRALIAN, JACK FINDLAY, WON THE 1975 FIM WORLD PRIZE SERIES WITH THIS MOTORCYCLE (The Motorcycle Files)

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Findlay quickly established himself as a top rider, and in 1973, he became the first Australian to win a Grand Prix motorcycle race. He won two more races in 1974, and in 1975, he won the FIM World Prize, the most prestigious award in motorcycle racing.

The 1975 Yamaha TZ750

Findlay's winning motorcycle was the 1975 Yamaha TZ750. The TZ750 was a four-cylinder, two-stroke motorcycle that produced over 100 horsepower. It was one of the most powerful motorcycles of its time, and it gave Findlay a significant advantage over his competitors.

The TZ750 was also very well-handling motorcycle, and it was easy to ride at high speeds. This was important for Findlay, as he was known for his aggressive riding style.

Findlay's Victory

Findlay's victory in the 1975 FIM World Prize was a major upset. He was not considered to be one of the favorites to win, but he proved that he was one of the best riders in the world.

Findlay's victory was a major moment for Australian motorcycle racing. It showed that Australian riders could compete with the best in the world.

Legacy

Findlay retired from motorcycle racing in 1978. He went on to become a successful businessman, and he remained involved in the motorcycle racing community. He was inducted into the Australian Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1995.

Jack Findlay was one of the greatest motorcycle racers of all time. He was a pioneer for Australian motorcycle racing, and he inspired a generation of riders.

The Book

The book "Jack Findlay: The Man and His Motorcycles" is a biography of Findlay's life and career. The book is written by motorcycle journalist Alan Cathcart, and it features interviews with Findlay and his family and friends.

The book is a fascinating look at the life of one of the greatest motorcycle racers of all time. It is a must-read for any fan of motorcycle racing.

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YAMAHA TZ750B - THE 1975 F750 WORLD CHAMPION: AUSTRALIAN, JACK FINDLAY, WON THE 1975 FIM WORLD PRIZE SERIES WITH THIS MOTORCYCLE (The Motorcycle Files)

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Language	:	English
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