Simon Neary Collection
Simon Neary is a name synonymous with the exhilarating world of sidecar racing
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Simon Neary is a name synonymous with the exhilarating world of sidecar racing. With his trusty partners by his side, he has left an indelible mark on the prestigious Isle of Man TT races. In 2002, Simon Neary teamed up with Gary Partridge to tackle the Sidecar TT aboard their powerful Windle Yamaha machine. The duo showcased their skill and determination as they navigated through treacherous bends and blistering speeds. The following year, in 2003, Neary joined forces with Wyn Wiltshire to conquer the Sidecar TT once again. Riding a formidable Windle outfit, they pushed themselves to the limit and proved that teamwork truly makes dreams work. Neary's hunger for victory only grew stronger as he partnered with Steve Taylor in 2004. Together on a lightning-fast Windle Yamaha bike, they fearlessly tackled every twist and turn of the demanding course, leaving spectators in awe of their precision and bravery. In 2005, Neary found success yet again when he paired up with Stuart Bond on a Baker Yamaha machine. Their seamless coordination allowed them to dominate the competition and claim another triumph at the Sidecar TT. The years rolled on but Simon Neary's passion for sidecar racing remained unwavering. In 2007, alongside Stuart Bond once more but this time riding a Yamaha outfit, they continued to push boundaries and defy expectations at every corner. With each passing race came new challenges for Neary; however, his dedication never wavered. In both 2008 and 2009 editions of the Sidecar TT races, he formed formidable partnerships - first with Jamie Winn aboard a Baker Suzuki bike followed by Stuart Bond on Dynobike Suzuki machines respectively - proving that experience coupled with talent can lead to unparalleled success. Simon Neary's legacy in sidecar racing is one defined by courage, resilience, and unwavering determination.