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Pip Harris Collection

Pip Harris, a legendary figure in the world of sidecar racing, left an indelible mark on the sport with his remarkable skills and unwavering determination

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Fritz Hillebrand & Pip Harris;1954 Sidecar TT

Fritz Hillebrand & Pip Harris;1954 Sidecar TT
Fritz Hillebrand/Manfred Grunwald (BMW) lead Pip Harris/G Holder (Norton) at the Manx Arms; 1954 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris and John Thornton (BMW) 1967 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris and John Thornton (BMW) 1967 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris and John Thornton (BMW) at Ramsey, 1967 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris at the Manx Arms; 1959 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris at the Manx Arms; 1959 Sidecar TT
Two of Britains greatest sidecar racers; Pip Harris and Ray Campbell take their BMW through the Manx Arms in the 1959 Sidecar TT, held on the Clyose Course

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1963 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1963 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) at Governors Bridge; 1963 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1959 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1959 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) at Nursery Bends, 1959 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1960 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1960 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) at Ramsey Hairpin, 1960 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: The Life of Pi(p)

The Life of Pi(p)
Top; Pip Harris crests the Mountain at Cadwell Park in 1948 (photo: G. Schofield) Bottom; a more relaxed style leaving Ramsey, 1967 TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Parkfield Corner - first lap

Parkfield Corner - first lap
The Norton pairing of Eric Oliver/Les Nutt and Pip Harris/Ray Campbell lead the 1954 SidecarTT into Parkfield for the first time. Oliver won, Harris retired

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & G Holder (Norton) 1954 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & G Holder (Norton) 1954 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris & G Holder (Norton) at the Manx Arms, 1954 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1967 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1967 Sidecar TT
Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) at Braddan Bridge, 1967 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Walter Schneider & Hans Strauss and Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1959 Sidecar TT

Walter Schneider & Hans Strauss and Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (BMW) 1959 Sidecar TT
Walter Schneider & Hans Strauss and Pip Harris & Ray Campbell at the Manx Arms: (BMW) 1959 Sidecar TT

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Norton) Cadwell Park

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Norton) Cadwell Park

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Norton) 1956 Sidecar Ulster Grand Prix

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Norton) 1956 Sidecar Ulster Grand Prix

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Charlie Billingham (Norton) Cadwell Park

Pip Harris & Charlie Billingham (Norton) Cadwell Park

Background imagePip Harris Collection: Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Matchless) 1955 Sidecar TT

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Matchless) 1955 Sidecar TT


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Pip Harris, a legendary figure in the world of sidecar racing, left an indelible mark on the sport with his remarkable skills and unwavering determination. From his early days partnering with Fritz Hillebrand in the 1954 Sidecar TT to his memorable races alongside John Thornton in the 1967 Sidecar TT, Pip consistently showcased his prowess on the track. One cannot forget Pip's incredible performance at Parkfield Corner during the first lap, where he fearlessly maneuvered through challenging turns with precision and speed. It was moments like these that solidified his reputation as one of the finest sidecar racers of his time. Throughout his career, Pip formed formidable partnerships with fellow racers such as Ray Campbell and G Holder. Together they piloted powerful BMWs and Nortons to numerous victories, leaving spectators awestruck by their seamless teamwork and unmatched skill. Off-track, Pip was known for bringing a sense of camaraderie to every event he attended. Whether it was catching up with fellow riders at The Manx Arms during the 1959 Sidecar TT or sharing stories over drinks after a thrilling race at Cadwell Park alongside Ray Campbell (this time riding a Norton), Pip's infectious enthusiasm brought people together. Beyond being an exceptional racer, there was something captivating about "The Life of Pi (p). " His dedication to perfecting every aspect of sidecar racing made him stand out among competitors. Walter Schneider & Hans Strauss were no match for Pip's relentless pursuit of victory during their encounters at various events throughout 1959 Sidecar TT. In retrospect, it is clear that Pip Harris left an enduring legacy within sidecar racing history. His name will forever be associated with exhilarating races against some of motorsport's greatest talents.