Two-Time World Champion Cecil Sandford, R.I.P.

Two-Time World Champion Cecil Sandford, R.I.P.

© 2023, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. By David Swarts.

Two-time Grand Prix World Champion and two-time Isle of Man TT winner Cecil Sandford died November 28. He was 95.

Sandford, an Englishman, made his Grand Prix debut in 1950 and went on to win the 1952 125cc World Championship on an MV Agusta, giving the Italian manufacturer its first World Championship victory. Sandford later won the 1957 250cc World Championship with Mondial.

He is survived by his wife Pat and sons Ian and Mark.

 

Cecil Sandford (20). Photo courtesy MV Agusta.
Cecil Sandford (20). Photo courtesy MV Agusta.

Latest Posts

MotoGP: Stats Ahead Of The Tissot Grand Prix Of The United Kingdom

This is the 15th time Silverstone has hosted a...

Motorcycle Industry Council: Yu Named VP Of Communications

Andria Yu Named Vice President of Communications for the...

ASRA: A Memorial Day Weekend To Remember At Summit

ASRA 2025 Memorial Day At Summit Point Will Be...

British Superbike: Ray Wins All Three At Donington

Ray withstands the pressure to take terrific treble at...

CSBK: Collins Wins Again In Supersport At Shannonville

Collins wins shortened Supersport race two at Shannonville The Canadian...