Tommy Robb (born 14 October 1934) is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from Northern Ireland. Robb began riding in trials and scrambles during 1950. His first event was a road time-trial riding a 197 cc James. He then competed on Irish grasstracks, winning six national titles and a 25-mile sand race between 1954 and 1956, before turning to short circuits on tarmac and road-racing. His first road race was at Lurgan Park, outside of Belfast, in 1957 riding a 197 HJH. He was noticed by Belfast sponsor Terry Hill, himself a trials rider, who provided a 173 MV and a 250 cc NSU Sportmax for 1957 and 1958 with Robb finishing third in the 1957 Ulster Grand Prix and second in the 1958 race.
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| - تومي روب (ar)
- Tommy Robb (ca)
- Tommy Robb (es)
- Tommy Robb (it)
- Tommy Robb (nl)
- Tommy Robb (motorcyclist) (en)
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| - تومي روب (بالإنجليزية: Tommy Robb) هو متسابق دراجات نارية أيرلندي شمالي. نافس في سباقات بطولة العالم لفئة 500 سي سي ولفئة 350 سي سي ولفئة 250 سي سي ولفئة 125 سي سي ولفئة 50 سي سي. كما شارك في كأس جزيرة مان السياحية. (ar)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 d'octubre de 1934) és un antic pilot de motociclisme nord-irlandès que competí al Campionat del Món entre 1957 i 1973. Durant la temporada de 1962 esdevingué un dels primers pilots no japonesos fitxats per Honda per al seu equip oficial, amb el qual disputà una reeixida campanya que el portà a assolir el subcampionat mundial de 350cc darrere el seu company d'equip Jim Redman. (ca)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 de octubre de 1934) es un expiloto norirlandes de motociclismo, que participó en el Campeonato del Mundo de Motociclismo desde 1957 hasta 1973. (es)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 ottobre 1934) è un pilota motociclistico britannico ritiratosi dall'attività agonistica. (it)
- Tommy Robb (born 14 October 1934) is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from Northern Ireland. Robb began riding in trials and scrambles during 1950. His first event was a road time-trial riding a 197 cc James. He then competed on Irish grasstracks, winning six national titles and a 25-mile sand race between 1954 and 1956, before turning to short circuits on tarmac and road-racing. His first road race was at Lurgan Park, outside of Belfast, in 1957 riding a 197 HJH. He was noticed by Belfast sponsor Terry Hill, himself a trials rider, who provided a 173 MV and a 250 cc NSU Sportmax for 1957 and 1958 with Robb finishing third in the 1957 Ulster Grand Prix and second in the 1958 race. (en)
- Tommy Robb (14 oktober 1934) is een voormalig Noord-Iers motorcoureur. Tommy Robb begon zijn internationale carrière tijdens de Ulster Grand Prix van 1957, waarin hij met een NSU Sportmax derde werd in de 250cc-klasse. In 1958 werd hij in de Lightweight TT achtste met een NSU, waarschijnlijk een door Geoff Monty verbouwd exemplaar dat volgens de FIM officieel GMS (Geoff Monty Special)-NSU heette. In de Ulster Grand Prix werd hij tweede. (nl)
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| - تومي روب (بالإنجليزية: Tommy Robb) هو متسابق دراجات نارية أيرلندي شمالي. نافس في سباقات بطولة العالم لفئة 500 سي سي ولفئة 350 سي سي ولفئة 250 سي سي ولفئة 125 سي سي ولفئة 50 سي سي. كما شارك في كأس جزيرة مان السياحية. (ar)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 d'octubre de 1934) és un antic pilot de motociclisme nord-irlandès que competí al Campionat del Món entre 1957 i 1973. Durant la temporada de 1962 esdevingué un dels primers pilots no japonesos fitxats per Honda per al seu equip oficial, amb el qual disputà una reeixida campanya que el portà a assolir el subcampionat mundial de 350cc darrere el seu company d'equip Jim Redman. (ca)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 de octubre de 1934) es un expiloto norirlandes de motociclismo, que participó en el Campeonato del Mundo de Motociclismo desde 1957 hasta 1973. (es)
- Tommy Robb (born 14 October 1934) is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from Northern Ireland. Robb began riding in trials and scrambles during 1950. His first event was a road time-trial riding a 197 cc James. He then competed on Irish grasstracks, winning six national titles and a 25-mile sand race between 1954 and 1956, before turning to short circuits on tarmac and road-racing. His first road race was at Lurgan Park, outside of Belfast, in 1957 riding a 197 HJH. He was noticed by Belfast sponsor Terry Hill, himself a trials rider, who provided a 173 MV and a 250 cc NSU Sportmax for 1957 and 1958 with Robb finishing third in the 1957 Ulster Grand Prix and second in the 1958 race. Robb was then sponsored by tuners Geoff Monty and his business partner Allen Dudley-Ward until joining the works Honda team from 1962, winning his first world championship race in the 1962 250 class at the Ulster Grand Prix with two further wins at the inaugural Japanese Grand Prix in Tokyo. In the 1962 season, Robb became one of the first non-Japanese riders hired by the Honda factory racing team. He enjoyed his greatest success with Honda, finishing second to his teammate, Jim Redman, in the 1962 350 world championship. In 1973, he won the Lightweight 125 TT at the Isle of Man TT races, aboard a Yamaha. He was also a five-time winner of the North West 200 race in Northern Ireland. Towards the end of his competitive riding, Robb established a road-race school in conjunction with former Motor Cycle magazine journalist and retail motorcycle shop owner David Dixon, using Yoshimura-equipped CB250, and CB450 Hondas, with Dixon being the UK importer and distributor of Yoshimura tuning equipment. (en)
- Tommy Robb (Belfast, 14 ottobre 1934) è un pilota motociclistico britannico ritiratosi dall'attività agonistica. (it)
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