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Neil Hodgson
Cranston Military Prints  By Subject Sport Art Motorcycling  Neil Hodgson |
[UP] - Kawasaki - Suzuki - Yamaha - Barry Sheene - Bill Ivy - Carl Fogarty - Chris Walker - Colin Edwards - Dougie Lampkin - James Toseland - Jamie Whitham - Jim Moodie - Phil McCallen - Ron Haslam - Shakey Byrne - Stanley Woods - Steve Hislop - Valentino Rossi - Wayne Rainey - Joey Dunlop - John McGuinness - John Reynolds - Kevin Schwantz - Max Biaggi - Mick Doohan - Mick Grant - Mike Hailwood - Neil Hodgson - Motorcycling Art Print List |
| Neil Hodgson. Motorcycling prints and paintings of the rider Neil Hodgson. |
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Hodgson at Speed by Derrick Mark. No text for this item |
Serving Notice by Robert Tomlin. At the end of the first race of the 2003 season, Neil Hodgson raises his fist in salute, serving notice that this year - 2003 - the title of Champion would be his. |
Battle of Britain by Dave Foord. 2003 World Superbike Champion, Neil Hodgson with James Toseland in his slipstream. British World Superbike - June 2003. |
Sporting Legends - Neil Hodgson by Stuart McIntyre. Neil Hodgson was born in Burnley, Lancashire in 1973. An early start in Motocross eventually led Neil to road racing. In his first full season he claimed the British 125cc championship. Then in 1993 Neil moved to the world stage as the youngest rider in the 125cc World Championship. Neil joined GSE Racing in 1999 following a season in World Superbike with Kawasaki and returned to the domestic championship, when he won the British Championship and two World Superbike races in only his second season with GSE. In 2001 Neil took fifth place in the World Championship and in 2002 he was third in the world rankings. Technically brilliant and having attained a good balance of composure and aggression, Neil has become a legend in the sport of motorcycling. |
Orange Mobile by Rod Organ. Neil Hodgson leads Nori Haga, 2002 WSB Championships |
The Future's Bright by Dave Foord. Neil Hodgson winning the World Superbike round at Donington Park, July 2001. |
One Hundred Percent by Dave Foord. Neil Hodgson puts in 100% to achieve Pole Position, his 1st Double Win, the 1st Win for the Ducati 999 and the race and lap record at Valencia, March 2003. |
No.1 by Dave Foord. Neil Hodgson celebrates winning the World Superbike Championship at Assen, September 2003. |
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