08/12/2026
Happy Birthday big guy.
Team Obsolete is the world's first and foremost Vintage Road Race Team, bringing Grand Prix history
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
08/12/2026
Happy Birthday big guy.
07/13/2026
Happy Birthday Dave!
06/19/2026
Founded in the early 1960’s AAMRR was the club that laid the foundation for road racing on the east coast. Here’s a collection of rulebooks from the archive. Team Obsolete got it’s start racing AJS 7R, Matchless G50 and BSA triples with AAMRR when the bikes weren’t “vintage” they were just outdated. This pack of DIY zine style rulebooks is a testament to what can be built with humble beginnings. “aamrr IS road racing”
06/18/2026
Since forever.
06/17/2026
Our Italian HQ aka Team Gallina out making some beautiful music.
06/17/2026
Happy Birthday to our dear friend, team rider and 15x World Champion have a great day friend and hope to kick tyres in person again sometime soon!
06/17/2026
You don’t often see the Team Obsolete leathers out in the dirt… making some noise and collecting trophies this past weekend aboard the Dick Mann BSA Gold Star.
06/17/2026
Congrats to on his win aboard Team Obsolete's Dick Mann BSA Gold Star this past weekend!
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.
03/10/2026
The Tom Kirby Racing Rickman Metisse framed AJS 7R as ridden by Bill Ivy