Mick Potter Collection
"Mick Potter: A Sidecar Racing Legend Dominating the TT Circuit" With a career spanning over a decade, Mick Potter left an indelible mark on the world of sidecar racing
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"Mick Potter: A Sidecar Racing Legend Dominating the TT Circuit" With a career spanning over a decade, Mick Potter left an indelible mark on the world of sidecar racing. From his early triumphs to his later successes, he showcased unparalleled skill and determination. In 1965, alongside G Steward, Mick Potter made his debut at the Sidecar TT riding a Triumph. This marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey that would see him become one of the most celebrated names in the sport. Throughout the years, Mick formed formidable partnerships with various co-pilots. In 1966, he teamed up with D Wright to tackle the challenging Sidecar TT once again. Their unwavering teamwork propelled them forward and earned them well-deserved recognition. Mick's talent continued to shine as he joined forces with N Panter in 1970 for another thrilling ride at the 500 Sidecar TT on their Triumph machine. The duo's synchronized movements and relentless drive secured them a place among sidecar racing elites. The year 1972 witnessed Mick's versatility as he switched gears from Triumph to compete in Formula 750 TT astride a powerful Triumph Metisse bike. His exceptional handling skills were evident as he fearlessly maneuvered through every twist and turn of this demanding race. Not one to rest on past achievements, Mick pushed boundaries further by partnering with Des Lodge in 1972 for yet another exhilarating challenge – this time aboard a BSA motorcycle at the prestigious 750 Sidecar TT event. In subsequent years, Yamaha became synonymous with success for Mick Potter. With Beverley Martin by his side in both '76 and '77 editions of Sidecar TT races, they dominated their competition and etched their names into history books as true champions. Mick's prowess extended beyond Yamaha when he piloted Norton machinery during the Production TT event in 1975. His sheer determination propelled him to new heights as he fearlessly tackled the course, leaving spectators in awe.