Eddie Crooks Collection
Eddie Crooks: A Legendary Figure in Motorcycle Racing From Reg Dearden's team at the 1958 Manx Grand Prix to being crowned winners of the 1967 Lightweight MGP
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Eddie Crooks: A Legendary Figure in Motorcycle Racing From Reg Dearden's team at the 1958 Manx Grand Prix to being crowned winners of the 1967 Lightweight MGP, it has left an indelible mark on the world of motorcycle racing. Alongside his esteemed teammates Mike Kelly, Reg Dearden, and Bob Dowty, Crooks showcased his exceptional skills and determination. In 1960, riding an MZ bike, Eddie Crooks made history at the Ultra Lightweight TT. His relentless spirit and unwavering focus propelled him to new heights as he conquered challenges with finesse. The following year saw him triumph once again as part of the Peveril MCC team that clinched victory at the Junior MGP. Throughout his career, Crooks continued to push boundaries and set records. In 1984, astride a historic Suzuki machine, he participated in the prestigious TT event. Undeterred by obstacles or time passing by, Eddie remained a force to be reckoned with. The Senior Clubman TT in 1953 witnessed another remarkable performance from this extraordinary racer aboard a Norton bike. It was yet another testament to his prowess on two wheels. Even after decades had passed since his earlier victories, Eddie Crooks returned for parade laps that thrilled fans worldwide. In both 1990 and 1983 Classic Parade Laps aboard his beloved Crooks Suzuki machine or during various Manx Grand Prix events like the Junior Classic races in '87 and '86 respectively - he never failed to captivate audiences with his sheer skill and passion for racing. Eddie Crooks will forever be remembered as a true icon of motorcycle racing – a man who defied limits and etched himself into history books through countless triumphs on some of motorcycling's most challenging circuits. His legacy lives on as an inspiration for future generations of racers aiming to leave their own mark upon the world of motorsport.