Rolf Steinhausen Collection

Rolf Steinhausen & Wolfgang Kalauch (Konig) 1977 Sidecar TT
Rolf Steinhausen & Wolfgang Kalauch (Konig) at Bedstead Corner, 1977 Sidecar TT

Kenny Arthur -a unique Ton TT Double
Pasenger Kenny Arthur holds a unique double in TT history; as having been the only passenger to have lapped the Mountain Course over the ton on both a right-hand and left-hand outfit

Rolf Steinhusen & Kenny Arthur (MSAI) 1979 Sidecar TT
Rolf Steinhusen & Kenny Arthur (MSAI) at Union Mills: 1979 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Kenny Arthur (Bartol) 1980 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & George Willmann (FKN) 1981 Sidecar TT
German Rolf Steinhausen & George Willmann (FKN) at Ginger Hall: 1981 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Karl Scheurer (Konig) 1974 750sc TT
Germans Rolf Steinhausen & Karl Scheurer (Konig) 1974 750sc TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Karl Scheurer (BMW) 1973 500 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Josef Huber (Busch Konig) 1976 500 Sidecar TT
Rolf Steinhausen & Josef Huber (Busch Konig) leave Ramsey: 1976 500 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Kenny Arthur (MSAI) 1979 Sidecar TT
Rolf Steinhausen & Kenny Arthur (MSAI) near Laurel Bank; 1979 Sidecar TT

Rolf Steinhausen & Wolfgang Kalauch (Busch Konig) 1975 500cc Sidecar TT
Rolf Steinhausen & Wolfgang Kalauch (Busch Konig) at Ramsey; 1975 500cc Sidecar TT

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Rolf Steinhausen: A Legendary Sidecar TT Racer Meet Rolf Steinhausen, a name that resonates with the thrilling world of sidecar racing. Throughout his career, he partnered with some of the finest co-drivers and rode iconic bikes that left an indelible mark on the sport. In 1977, alongside Wolfgang Kalauch (Konig), Rolf took on the Sidecar TT challenge. Their synchronized skills and unwavering determination propelled them to new heights in this adrenaline-fueled race. The following year, it was Kenny Arthur who joined forces with Rolf for another remarkable performance at the Sidecar TT. Together as MSAI representatives, they showcased their unique style and clinched victory amidst fierce competition. 1981 witnessed yet another triumph for Rolf when he teamed up with George Willmann (FKN) for the Sidecar TT event. Their synergy on track was unparalleled as they conquered every twist and turn to secure a well-deserved win. But let's not forget about his earlier achievements. In 1974, riding a powerful Konig bike alongside Karl Scheurer, Rolf proved his mettle in both 750sc and 750 categories at the TT races. The duo's exceptional teamwork made them formidable contenders throughout these intense battles. Steinhausen's versatility shone through in 1973 when he tackled the challenging 500 Sidecar TT astride a BMW machine together with Karl Scheurer. This dynamic duo fearlessly navigated treacherous terrains while leaving spectators awestruck by their skillful maneuvers. The partnership between Rolf Steinhausen and Kenny Arthur continued to flourish in subsequent years as they competed under Bartol and MSAI banners respectively during various editions of the Sidecar TT races. Their unwavering commitment to excellence earned them numerous podium finishes along this exhilarating journey.