Another year gone Steve but still miss you & think of you, still heartbroken.xxxx

its been 3years and your still in all our memories, you taught me a lot and its weird to think that even thought its been 3years your not going to be at the TT...hope your up there now having a good time and looking down on us all take care babe see you again one day xxxxxx

well steve carnt believe its been 2 years since every body got that news that you was taken away. in that accident in germany. you was a true champion and a 100 percent racer . from a old lockside racer. ps hope ye giving george from lockside motocycles soom good tips up there.

one of my best drivers of all time a true hard rider. missed always by me and my family . a true best mate to all around him guy scott and family

its been a year and theres not a day we dont think of steve, one of the best guys youd ever wish to meet left us,,and we all sat in the pub last night crying our eyes out. Miss ya mate

i did not know steve very well, but as an ex marshall got to speak to him a few times, he was allways very polite and found time to have a friendly chat, my thaughts are with jim and the rest of the family, a very sad loss to a wonderful sport. john, castleford.

me and steve used to race in the same races for meny of years, after i stoped racing i started to help steve at the tt and at some abored/uk meetings, he was a very funny bloke that loved his racing and the odd party and beer, we used to spend meny of weekends at each others house, the week before steve got killed he asked if i would go to germany with him, do to work i could not go, i still feel sick thinking we all will never see him again. miss you alot bubby.

I didn´t know that.... My deep condolence to family and all friends R.I.P. Libor

Steve introduced me to" the thrills of racing"........I introduced him to "how to play the blues drunk" a strange match but it created a friendship, one I will always remember....thanks mate for the happy memories........you'll be sadly missed. No more muppets!

So truly sorry to hear of Steve's untimely departure, my thoughts go out to all the family and freinds. a true sportsman who will be missed from the sidecar racing world. god bless you all. Rob an island racing fan

Steve was one of the best rider's i had the privlage to passenger for, we followed steve's progress even after i had finished racing. I will alway's remember the good time's we had together. Also my respects go out to Jim Adele and family. Guy And Geoff Scott Macclesfield Cheshire

It was with deep sadness that i saw on the internet about steve's accident. I bought back all the good times i had with steve and the family, and all the good time's we had racing together R.I.P Steve Guy Scott Macclesfield Cheshire

GUTTED !!!!!!! my memories of us as budding teenagers and our wild nights round castleford will never go,,your smile will be with us all forever RIP mate wayne woodhouse

my memories of steve go back to the 80s when i visited lockside engineering on business, steve was always helpfull and friendly,and also at race meetings where we. competed.have been watching you at TTs on the telly mate,well impressed !! very sad loss. condolences to Jim and family. kind regards brian tomlins

he was a good friendly guy and i very sad that he died. I know him only some days by some races, and his lucky smile i'll never forget. My heartfelt condolences go out to your family and friends. Rest in Peace Steve Achim Freund, Passenger from Dieter Eilers, Germany

When i met steve's ex passenger Andy Smith in Australia and he told me he was a sidecar racer i thought he was winding me up! We met back up at Cadwell Park and i realised they were the business. In 2003 at The Isle Of Man T.T. courtesy of Steve Norbury, Team Lockside Racing , and steve and Andy's families i had one of the most thrilling weeks of my life. It was awesome to be so close to the T.T. experience. An absolute privilege. I find it difficult to believe i attended Steve's funeral yesterday. R.I.P. Steve. Steve Clark.

i did not know steve personally, my husband spent some time with him. i love this sport and i am deeply saddened by its loss. my heart goes out to all of his family and friends. this is a wonderful sport. but this just reminds people how very dangerous it is. take care & god bless.

I remember Steve from when I started sidecar racing in '96. We were always welcomed by Steve, Jim, Adele, Marie, Charlie and Reece. We had some great battles on the track in F2's and then F1's especially the battle at Donnington Park where Paul and I were leading Steve and Andy and we kept running the chair wheel into a muddy puddle just off the left hander of Starkeys Bridge. Lap after lap we showered Steve and Andy in mud and stones. Needless to say Steve passed us with two laps to go to take third but Paul and I will never forget how they looked in the parc ferme, covered in mud. Needless to say, we will never forget you and the sidecar paddock won't be the same again. Always a gentlemen with never a bad word to say about anyone (except maybe us on occassion but always in good fun!) Our thoughts are with Jim , Adele and the family and of course, with Sally. With love Richard, Tara, Harriett and Charlotte Gatt.

rest in peace steve you will be a great loss to sidecar racing and thank's for giving me the opportunity of being a passenger for you also our thought's go out to the rest of the family. guy scott macclesfield cheshire

Really saddened by the news, I knew Steve when he was just starting out, he was a great guy and good fun to be around. He will be missed by all. With love to all his family especially Jim & Adele. Claire Gorner (Langrick)

We have raced the same tarmac .. shared the same passion .. experienced the same feelings on the incredible journey round the TT circuit .. even shared the same thoughts when it goes wrong.. though i didnt know you well. My memory is of a fellow racer .. a 'huge smiling' nice guy .. one of the Sidecar crowd that i am so proud to have known and been a part of. My thoughts and sincere condolences go to your family .. and to Rick, also a part of your family .. you will be racing forever at every circuit and in the stars .. and missed by so many. God bless ... Terrie Salone

i only ever saw Steve race at the TT , it was a joy to watch you take on the TT course Steve , you will be missed by everyone my heartfelt condolences go to Steves family and friends during this terribly sad time Steve Reynolds in Aberdeen

I was such a great pleasure to meet Steve and his family.

shocked and saddend when i heard the news a big loss to the sport we all love.a good bloke gone too soon.RIP steve.my thoughts go to your family and friends.see you again some time.

Saw you at the TT this year, only a stray wire stopped you from another podium finish. you gave racing everything, and gave 1000`s of people enjoyment watching you. a great loss to sidecar racing, and to everyone that ever met you. all our sincerest condolences to Jim and all the family. Alan Fisher, and all at Fisher Autos.

I first met Steve on the TT ferry on the way to the racers,He always had time for others a true gent will be missed by many .Thanks for the memories mate,see you again one day Bob&Deb Collins

RIP Steve you will be missed by the racing community but never forgotten we have so many memories of watching you race at the TT I have uploaded photos i took at Cadwell earlier this season for all to share very best wishes,love and thoughts to your family and friends at this sad time x x

had the pleasure of knowing steve through school then going on to work with him and his dad for 4 years at locksides , great memorys that will stay with me forever , a true gent who gave 100% in everything he did from cycling to sidecars , will be remembered in all the hearts of those he touched for ever , rest in piece mate

Our hearts go out to Jim, Adele and Family such a sad loss Dave, Kath, Simon and Nikki Sherburn

Steve, will miss youre support for the band and our nights out in ledgends. A true gentleman and "top draw" bloke. I am sure we will meet again someday Lee and the boys from SCOOBY

So many wonderful memories of a wonderful man! Will never forget. RIP Claire .... Team Hauxwell..... Abbey Racing and all the others

We can't believe we won't see your happy, smiling face down the avenue anymore. Condolences to your family who must be so proud of you. You must have gone to a better place, 'cos only the good die young!! God bless you and Rest in peace Steve. Fielding and Debbie Walsh and family xx

our memorys of steve racing around the TT COURSE and getting of his bike with the biggest grin on his face we will sadly miss seeing steve around

our hearts go out to steves family and friends, RIP friend xx

very sad to hear this news a good man will be missed, and a great lost to the sport RIP steve

very sad news to the sport will be missed

Very cold saturday afternoons spent stood around the Cas high school rugby pitch, in rain, wind, sleet and snow, watching a bunch of fellas playing a game with an odd shaped ball!! You were one of the Healdfield Team Steve and although we were well aware that this was not where your heart laid, you still gave 100% in a sport that you couldn't go at high speed!! We are unsure as to if you enjoyed the sport however the beer drinking competitions and laughs were a bonus at the end of the game. Steve, you went on to bigger and better things and probably bigger hangovers. Our thoughts are with your family and to Sally your fiance. God Bless mate. Rip Heartfelt Condolences. Heather and David McGrath and family

i was shocked to see this tragic crash in hockenheim. a had tears in my eyes. very very sad, R.I.P. to Steve from germany