Werner Haas Collection

Werner Haas NSU 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT
Werner Haas (NSU) at Cronk ny Mona, 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT

Werner Haas NSU 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT
German Werner Haas (NSU) at Birkin's Bend, 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

MV Werner Haas NSU Les Graham 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT
Cecil Sandford's MV, Werner Haas (NSU) Les Graham (MV) finishing enclosure after the 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT. Les sadly died in the next days Senior TT

Werner Haas (NSU) and Les Graham (MV) 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT
Werner Haas, NSU, Les Graham, MV, 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

Werner Haas NSU 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT
Werner Haas (NSU) finishing the 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

Werner Haas (NSU) 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT
German Werner Haas (NSU) at Parkfield Corner, 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT

Werner Haas (NSU) 1954 Lightweight TT
German Werner Haas (NSU) on Bray Hill, 1954 Lightweight TT

Werner Hs (NSU) 1953 Lightweight TT
German Werner Hs (NSU) on Bray Hill, 1953 Lightweight TT

Werner Hs (NSU) 1954 Ultra Lightweght Ulster Grand Prix
Werner Hs (NSU) 1954 Ultra Lightweight Ulster Grand Prix

Werner Hs (NSU) 1953 Ultra Lightweight Ulster Grand Prix
German Werner Hs (NSU) 1953 Ultra Lightweight Ulster Grand Prix

Werner Haas at Quarter Bridge: 1954 Lightweight TT
Werner Haas (NSU) takes Quarter Bridge. Werner won the 1954 Lightweight TT and was also World Champion that year

Werner Haas at Cronk ny Mona: 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT
Werner Haas takes Cronk ny Mona on the Clypse Course in the 1954 Ultra Lightweight TT

Werner Hs (NSU) 1953 Ultra Lightweight TT

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Werner Haas: A Legendary Motorcycle Racer of the 1950s Step into the thrilling world of motorcycle racing in the 1950s, and you will undoubtedly come across the name Werner Haas. This German racer left an indelible mark on the sport with his incredible skills and numerous victories. One of his most memorable triumphs came in 1953 at the Ultra Lightweight TT race, where he rode a NSU bike alongside Les Graham on an MV. The competition was fierce, but Haas's determination and expertise propelled him to success. His exceptional performance showcased his ability to handle even the most challenging tracks. The following year, Haas continued to dominate as he participated in both Lightweight TT races. In 1954, riding a NSU once again, he proved unstoppable at the Ultra Lightweight TT event. With every twist and turn of that demanding circuit, Haas demonstrated unparalleled precision and speed. But it wasn't just on British soil where this talented rider shone brightly; he also made waves at international events like Ulster Grand Prix. In 1953, Haas conquered this prestigious race with his remarkable skills aboard a NSU bike in its ultra-lightweight category. Fans were left awe-struck by his fearless approach and unwavering focus. As if these achievements weren't enough to solidify his status as one of motorcycling's greats, Werner Haas returned for another shot at glory in 1954 during the Lightweight TT race. Riding a NSU once more, he showcased unmatched talent yet again while battling against some formidable opponents. One iconic moment captured forever is when Werner Hs braved Quarter Bridge during the 1954 Lightweight TT race—a testament to his fearlessness and commitment to pushing boundaries within this exhilarating sport. Werner Haas will always be remembered as an extraordinary racer who pushed himself beyond limits others could only dream of reaching.