Ireson Yamaha Collection
"Ireson Yamaha: A Legacy of Speed and Precision" Since its inception in 1987, it has been synonymous with the exhilarating world of sidecar racing
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"Ireson Yamaha: A Legacy of Speed and Precision" Since its inception in 1987, it has been synonymous with the exhilarating world of sidecar racing. With a team led by Kenny Howles and Steve Pointer, they made their mark on the Sidecar TT that year, leaving spectators in awe of their skill and determination. The following year, Mick Boddice took center stage at Braddan Bridge during the 1989 Sidecar Race B. His fearless maneuvers and unwavering focus showcased the true essence of Ireson Yamaha's spirit. Eric Cornes and Graham Wellington continued to push boundaries at the 1989 Sidecar TT. Their partnership was a testament to the precision engineering behind every Ireson Yamaha machine, as they conquered each twist and turn with unmatched grace. Rob Corkill and Paul Magee left an indelible mark on history during the 1987 Sidecar TT. Their seamless teamwork propelled them towards victory, solidifying Ireson Yamaha's reputation as a force to be reckoned with. Mick Burcombe and Steve Parker etched their names into legend at the 1986 Sidecar TT. The sheer power unleashed by their Ireson Yamaha bike left competitors trailing in their wake, setting new standards for speed on two wheels. Brian Alflatt and Adrian Walduck added another chapter to Ireson Yamaha's success story at the 1990 Sidecar TT. Their unwavering dedication paid off as they crossed each finish line triumphantly, inspiring future generations of racers. Geoff Rushbrook and Geoff Leitch displayed unparalleled synergy during the intense battles of the 1987 Sidecar TT. Together, they exemplified what it meant to ride under the banner - unity amidst chaos. Fast forward to modern times when Chris Lawrance teamed up with Darren Prentis for an unforgettable performance at the 2015 Sidecar TT.