Jim Redman Collection
Jim Redman, a legendary motorcycle racer, left an indelible mark on the world of motorsports
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Jim Redman, a legendary motorcycle racer, left an indelible mark on the world of motorsports. With his exceptional skills and unwavering determination, he etched his name in history books. In 1965 Lightweight TT, riding the Honda-6, Jim Redman showcased his prowess and clinched victory with sheer brilliance. The year before that, in the 1964 Lightweight TT race, Jim Redman battled against Alan Shepherd's MZ to claim another triumph for Honda. His dominance continued as he conquered the challenging Junior TT race in both 1965 and 1964 astride his trusty Honda machine. But it wasn't just Honda motorcycles that witnessed Jim Redman's greatness. In the Senior TT of 1960, he fearlessly rode a Norton to secure yet another remarkable win. This versatility was further exemplified when he competed alongside Giacomo Agostini (MV) and Phil Read (Yamaha) in the thrilling 1966 Junior TT event. Collaborating with Phil Read again in the same race two years prior proved fruitful for both riders as they displayed their unmatched synergy on track. However, it was not only about victories; even during setbacks like the 1959 Senior TT aboard a Norton bike, Jim Redman demonstrated resilience that earned him respect from fellow competitors and fans alike. With an impressive record of treble-double wins under his belt and numerous other accomplishments throughout his career, Jim Redman solidified himself as one of motorcycling's true icons. The image of Nobby Clark meticulously fine-tuning Jim Redman's Honda-6 ahead of their victorious run at the 1965 Lightweight TT perfectly encapsulates this remarkable rider's dedication to perfection. Jim Redman will forever be remembered as a force to be reckoned with – a true legend whose passion for racing propelled him to unparalleled heights within motorsport history.