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Steve Henshaw (died 7 June, 1989) was a part-time national-level motorcycle racer and working motorcycle mechanic from Nottingham, East Midlands. Henshaw started racing at the nearby club circuit at Darley Moor in Derbyshire, progressing to circuits like Mallory Park and twice winning the Scarborough Gold Cup.〔 His career included racing on both road and race circuits. Henshaw died after an accident at Quarry Bends during the 1989 TT races in the Isle of Man. When trying to avoid fallen James Whitham, Henshaw and Mike Seward touched trying to avoid the debris, and Henshaw was killed instantly in the crash.〔 〔(Henshaw was 150th victim on Isle of Man ) ''Nottingham Post'', 15 June 2013, Retrieved 2015-03-04〕 Henshaw was married to Val.〔〔(England and Wales marriages Stephen J Henshaw ) Retrieved 2015-03-04〕〔(England and Wales marriages ) Retrieved 2015-03-04〕 His road race entries included a total of 23 appearances at the Isle of Man TT from 1981-1989. The popular Nottinghamshire man has a Trophy named in his honour at the Gold Cup races held at Oliver's Mount,〔''Motor Cycle News'' 12 September 1990, pp.20-21 ''Scarborough Gold Cup road race report. Gold scoop for Jefferies. "Yorkshire bike dealer Nick Jefferies receives the Scarborough Gold Cup from Val Henshaw, widow of Steve Henshaw''". Accessed and added 2015-03-04〕 a road-based circuit through parkland near the Yorkshire east coast holiday resort of Scarborough. 〔''Motor Cycle News'' 12 September 1990, pp.20-21 ''Scarborough Gold Cup road race report. "Hot stuff in the Scarborough sun as Dave Savile leads Eddy Wright into one of the tight hairpins that are a feature of the Scarborough parkland circuit''". Accessed and added 2015-03-04〕 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Steve Henshaw」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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