Team Obsolete

Team Obsolete Team Obsolete is the world's first and foremost Vintage Road Race Team, bringing Grand Prix history
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Team Obsolete is the worlds first and foremost Vintage Road Race Team. During twenty years of competition, Team Obsolete has entered more than eight hundred races worldwide and garnered twenty-two Daytona wins, sixteen AHRMA National Championships and is the only American Team to ever win the Isle of Man TT (1984). Other wins include French GP (Paul Ricard/Toulon), Assen (Holland), BRands Hatch (U

K), Mallala (Australia), Pukekohe (New Zealand), La Carerra (Mexico) and Mosport (Canada) plus virtually every USA venue. Team Obsolete's extensive stable of Historic motorcycles icludes: the highly prized 1964 Honda 250/6, a screaming six cylinder, 18,000 rpm, 250 cc motorcycle (the only one of its kind in a private collection), the MV Agusta Works Racing 350/3, 500/3, 350/4, 500/4, 125/2, 125/1, and MV's last project, two extremely rare MV "Boxers". A Benelli 350/4, an AJS "Triple Knocker", and AJS Porcupine are just some of the other rare Grand Prix bikes in house. The "work horse" racing machines include , and an ex-Dick Mann BSA III. Through expert tuning skills, these vintage bikes are faster than ever and have won more than three hundred races. In 1988, Team Obsolete culled the members of several vintage race clubs around the USA and formed the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA) into a strong and self sufficient organization that now runs a 4,000 member, twenty race nationwide schedule. Team Obsoletes was the originator of the first AMA sanctioned Vintage Road Races at Daytona, Loudon, Mid-Ohion, Laguna Seca and Del Mar. Team Obsolete is in its second year of holding the AHRMA National Championship in 350 GP, and is promoting Vintage Races in the US, and is parading its exotic motorcycles around the world. Team Obsolete will be the Promoter of several Vintage Events during 1997 (and Beyond) in the USA and Europe.

Arter Special MK1 powered by a Matchless G50 engine. Last ridden by Michelle Duff to celebrate the 50th anniversary of t...
03/27/2026

Arter Special MK1 powered by a Matchless G50 engine. Last ridden by Michelle Duff to celebrate the 50th anniversary of theCanadian GP at Mosport. This is the very same bike ridden in that hard fought race landing Duff with a podium finish in front of the home crowd. Considering the opposition was Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta 500/3) and Mike Hailwood (Honda rc181) it certainly secured Michelle a spot as one of the legends of Canadian motorsport.

The Tom Kirby Racing Rickman Metisse framed AJS 7R as ridden by Bill Ivy
03/10/2026

The Tom Kirby Racing Rickman Metisse framed AJS 7R as ridden by Bill Ivy

Nice tribute to our founder and mentor Rob Iannucci in the latest Classic Racer magazine. Thanks guys! We have been arde...
03/10/2026

Nice tribute to our founder and mentor Rob Iannucci in the latest Classic Racer magazine. Thanks guys! We have been ardent supporters of the magazine since issue 1, collaborating on many articles and projects over the years. We likely have the entire run in our archive. If you are passionate about classic racing do yourself a favor and check them out.

Remembering Rob in the latest with thanks so much for the kind words.
02/25/2026

Remembering Rob in the latest with thanks so much for the kind words.

XR's are us. A few Harley Davidson XR750TT from the stable...
02/20/2026

XR's are us. A few Harley Davidson XR750TT from the stable...

If not for the broken clutch at the start of the final race of 2025 things might have been different but that's racing.
02/13/2026

If not for the broken clutch at the start of the final race of 2025 things might have been different but that's racing.

Gotta shout out our amazing sponsors who help make this all possible!
02/13/2026

Gotta shout out our amazing sponsors who help make this all possible!

Good morning folks, ready for a beautiful day with at great way to kick off the 2026 season!!
02/13/2026

Good morning folks, ready for a beautiful day with at great way to kick off the 2026 season!!

02/07/2026
Yvon DuHamel riding the Dick Mann BSA triple (which won Daytona in 1971) for Team Obsolete back in the day…
02/06/2026

Yvon DuHamel riding the Dick Mann BSA triple (which won Daytona in 1971) for Team Obsolete back in the day…

Peter Williams aboard the Arter AJS 7R at Brands 1969.
02/05/2026

Peter Williams aboard the Arter AJS 7R at Brands 1969.

I must admit, the man was a fu***ng artist.
02/04/2026

I must admit, the man was a fu***ng artist.

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Team Obsolete is the world’s first and foremost Vintage Road Race Team. During twenty years of competition, Team Obsolete has entered more than eight hundred races worldwide and garnered twenty-two Daytona wins, sixteen AHRMA National Championships and is the only American Team to ever win the Isle of Man TT (1984). Other wins include French GP (Paul Ricard/Toulon), Assen (Holland), Brands Hatch (UK), Mallala (Australia), Pukekohe (New Zealand), La Carerra (Mexico) and Mosport (Canada) plus virtually every USA venue. Team Obsolete's extensive stable of Historic motorcycles includes: the highly prized 1964 Honda 250/6, a screaming six cylinder, 18,000 rpm, 250 cc motorcycle (the only one of its kind in a private collection), the MV Agusta Works Racing 350/3, 500/3, 350/4, 500/4, 125/2, 125/1, and MV's last project, two extremely rare MV "Boxers". A Benelli 350/4, an AJS "Triple Knocker", and AJS Porcupine are just some of the other rare Grand Prix bikes in house. The "work horse" racing machines include, and an ex-Dick Mann BSA III. Through expert tuning skills, these vintage bikes are faster than ever and have won more than three hundred races. In 1988, Team Obsolete culled the members of several vintage race clubs around the USA and formed the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA) into a strong and self sufficient organization that now runs a 4,000 member, twenty race nationwide schedule. Team Obsoletes was the originator of the first AMA sanctioned Vintage Road Races at Daytona, Loudon, Mid-Ohio, Laguna Seca and Del Mar. Team Obsolete is in its second year of holding the AHRMA National Championship in 350 GP, and is promoting Vintage Races in the US, and is parading its exotic motorcycles around the world.