Eddy Wright Collection
Eddy Wright: A Sidecar Racing Legend For over three decades, it has left an indelible mark on the world of sidecar racing
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Eddy Wright: A Sidecar Racing Legend For over three decades, it has left an indelible mark on the world of sidecar racing. From his early days partnering with Rod Pearce in the 1999 Sidecar TT to his most recent triumph alongside Keiran Clarke in the 2018 Pre TT Classic, Wright's skill and determination have propelled him to numerous victories. In 1995, it was Rick Long who joined forces with Wright for a memorable run at the Sidecar TT. Their partnership showcased their exceptional teamwork and earned them a well-deserved place among racing greats. Similarly, in 2009, Neil Wheatley became Wright's trusted companion as they conquered the challenging Pre TT Classic aboard their Windle Imp machine. Throughout his career, Wright has collaborated with some of the finest racers in history. The likes of Dean Kilkenny and Kerry Williams have shared thrilling moments with him on BMW and BLR Honda bikes respectively. Together, they pushed boundaries and set new standards for excellence. Wright's success story extends back to earlier years as well. In races like the 1986 Sidecar TT alongside Bernie Wright or teaming up with Peter Hill in both '92 and '93 aboard Ireson Honda machines, he consistently demonstrated his prowess on two wheels. The camaraderie between Eddy Wright and his partners is palpable through every race they've tackled together. Whether it was Stephen Campbell joining forces for a memorable ride at the 1990 Sidecar TT or Paul Craig becoming part of their winning formula during the iconic event in 1980 - these partnerships exemplified trust, unity, and unwavering dedication. As we reflect upon Eddy Wright's illustrious career filled with countless podium finishes and unforgettable moments on tracks around Isle of Man, one thing becomes abundantly clear - he is not just a sidecar racer; he is an icon whose legacy will forever be etched in the annals of motorsport history.