Geoff Knight Collection
Geoff Knight: A Sidecar Racing Legend For decades, it has been a prominent figure in the world of sidecar racing
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Geoff Knight: A Sidecar Racing Legend For decades, it has been a prominent figure in the world of sidecar racing. His partnership with Rod Bellas has resulted in numerous victories and unforgettable moments on the track. In 1983, riding for Kawasaki, Bellas and Knight showcased their exceptional skills at the Sidecar TT. Their performance was nothing short of remarkable, leaving fans in awe of their talent and precision. Throughout the years, different motorcycles became part of their journey to success. In 1991, it was Suzuki that propelled them to victory at the Southern 100 race. The combination of Bellas' expertise as a driver and Knight's mastery as a passenger proved unbeatable. The duo continued to dominate races with various teams and bikes. In 2003, they joined forces with Conrad Harrison and Chris Wedgewood on a DMR Honda at the Sidecar TT event. Together, they pushed boundaries and set new standards for excellence. Knight's versatility shone through his ability to adapt to different motorcycles. Whether it was Yamaha or Suzuki, he consistently delivered outstanding performances throughout his career. Their triumphs at multiple Sidecar TT events are testaments to their unwavering dedication and passion for racing. One cannot overlook their achievements at the Southern 100 either. In 2009, riding for BLR Honda once again, Bellas and Knight left an indelible mark on this prestigious race by clinching victory against fierce competition. Geoff Knight's legacy is one that will forever be remembered in sidecar racing history. His determination coupled with Rod Bellas' driving prowess created an unstoppable force on every circuit they graced. As we reflect upon these iconic moments from past races - from Yamaha to Suzuki - we celebrate Geoff Knight's extraordinary career filled with adrenaline-fueled victories that have inspired generations of racers worldwide.