Craig Hallam Collection

Dave Hallam & Craig Hallam (Yamaha) 2007 Parade Lap

Geoff Bell & Craig Hallam (Windle Yamaha) 1996 Sidecar TT
Geoff Bell & Craig Hallam (Windle Yamaha) at Braddan Bridge, 1996 Sidecar TT

Craig Hallam & Mike Wynn (Windle Yamaha) 1992 Sidecar TT A. Their race was short-lived, Mike fell out at Ginger Hall, just up the road

Dave Molyneux at the 1999 TT
Dave Molyneux and Craig Hallam dominated the 1996 Sidecar Race A, raising the lap record to 112.12 mph. They led Race B before retiring with a blown engine

Ian Bell & Craig Hallam (Windle Mitsui Yamaha) 1995 Sidecar TT
Ian Bell & Craig Hallam (Windle Mitsui Yamaha) at Governors Bridge: 1995 Sidecar TT

John Holden & Craig Hallam (Yamaha) 2002 Sidecar TT

Dave Molyneux at the 2003 TT
Four lean years came to an end when Dave Molyneux won the 2003 Sidecar race B. Seen here at Sulby Bridge with Craig Hallam keeping the rear wheel down

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"Craig Hallam: A Sidecar Racing Legend" From the thrilling Yamaha Parade Lap in 2007 to the adrenaline-pumping Sidecar TT races of 1992, it has left an indelible mark on the world of sidecar racing. Teaming up with Dave Hallam and Mike Wynn, he showcased his exceptional skills and unwavering determination. Together, they conquered the challenging tracks, pushing their Yamaha and Windle machines to their limits. In 1995, alongside Ian Bell, Craig proved his mettle at the Windle Mitsui Yamaha Sidecar TT race. Their synchronized teamwork and unmatched speed earned them a place among the racing elite. But it was in 2003 that Craig truly made history. Partnering with Dave Molyneux under DMR Honda's banner, they dominated both the Sidecar TT and Southern 100 races. The roar of their engines echoed through every corner as they fearlessly tackled each bend. Geoff Bell also had the privilege of riding alongside Craig during the intense 1996 Windle Yamaha Sidecar TT race. Their combined expertise created a force to be reckoned with on those treacherous roads. Craig's passion for sidecar racing is unparalleled; it flows through his veins like fuel igniting an engine. His dedication to this exhilarating sport has earned him respect from fans worldwide. Whether it was battling against fierce competitors or conquering hairpin turns at breakneck speeds, Craig Hallam consistently delivered awe-inspiring performances throughout his career. As we reflect upon these memorable moments etched in racing history, one thing remains clear – Craig Hallam will forever be remembered as a true legend in sidecar racing circles.