Eric Bliss Collection
"Eric Bliss: A Sidecar Racing Legend of the 1960s" With all eyes on the starters flag, the year was 1962 and Eric Bliss was ready to make his mark in the Sidecar TT
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"Eric Bliss: A Sidecar Racing Legend of the 1960s" With all eyes on the starters flag, the year was 1962 and Eric Bliss was ready to make his mark in the Sidecar TT. Teaming up with Chris Vincent on a powerful BSA machine, they were determined to conquer the challenging Isle of Man circuit. But this wasn't Eric's first rodeo. He had already tasted success in previous years, including partnering with Cyril Smith on a Norton Watsonian in the 1957 Sidecar TT. Their skills and teamwork earned them respect among their peers and fans alike. In 1962, alongside Max Deubel & Emil Horner (BMW) and other formidable competitors like Chris Vincent & Eric Bliss (BSA), Eric showcased his exceptional talent once again. The race was fierce, but he pushed himself to the limit, navigating treacherous corners and thrilling straights. Sidecar racing legends like Cyril Smith recognized Eric's prowess on two wheels. Together with Chris Vincent once more in 1962, they formed an unstoppable duo that left spectators awestruck as they flew past at incredible speeds. However, it wasn't just about one event for Eric Bliss. Throughout his career, he continued to leave an indelible mark on sidecar racing history. From his partnership with Cyril Smith (Norton) in both the 1957 and 1959 Sidecar TTs to joining forces with Bob Mitchell (Norton) in the unforgettable 1956 edition – each race added another chapter to his legacy. Eric Bliss will forever be remembered as a true icon of sidecar racing during its golden era. His skillful maneuvers around hairpin bends and fearless determination made him a force to be reckoned with on any track he graced. As we look back at those exhilarating races from yesteryears, let us celebrate Eric Bliss – a name synonymous with speed, precision, and the spirit of sidecar racing.