Can You Identify Them

[McCallum RACING]

Came across this poster on ebay, actually saw the same one for sale in Laguna. Taken at Mosport at the top of corner 2, year unknown. I think it is Norm Murphy driving, but not sure on the passenger ..

[paul whittaker]

My 1969 GP program has #232 Norm Murphy and Art Daley, by the 1970 GP Norm had #8 and B. Boyce in the chair.
Norm's later green and blue sidecar was one of the prettiest machines on the track, I think it may have been a "Kitten" from the UK.

[jerry smith]

Is that the same Art Dailey who works with his brother John at Motorcycle City in Richmond Hill.John finished his racing career with the #1 plate in '99 I believe. Jerry

[McCallum RACING]

Is that the same Art Dailey who works with his brother John at Motorcycle City in Richmond Hill.John finished his racing career with the #1 plate in '99 I believe. Jerr

YUP !!

[paul whittaker]

John started racing sidecar the same year with Mike ? Leece in the chair, the following year they were both out on separate rigs. John on #248 the Triumph powered "Manx Cat", and Art on #286 Norton powered "Cougar". They retired around 2000 with #1 plates in the SRA on a snowmobile engine powered F1, and were made life members afterwards.
As far as I know they continued racing sidecars uninterrupted throughout that period. They are still the most enthusiastic pair of spectators and show up at many sidecar events. A really great pair and always welcome.

[jerry smith]

I see John regularly.He built the Z1 motor for me and is now working on a 650 Yamaha motor.I believe he was born on the Isle of Man and has some interesting racing stories,he raced a Norton powered sidecar there once,and has built some interesting rigs over the years.His racing history would make an interesting article for the Baffled Muffler. Jerry

[paul whittaker]

Go to it Jerry, the Daley's ran the Island for a start, They might stand you interviewing them, a couple of brews usually help.