David Wildman

Inducted 1997 – Competitor – Motorcycle Racing

David Wildman of Coquitlam, B.C., a motorcycle racer and organizer, was responsible for establishing the Canadian Motorcycle Association (CMA) in British Columbia. He led the way for motorcycle racing at Abbotsford and Westwood. He raced for the CMA at the Isle of Man in England, helping to win the Junior T.T. trophy in 1961 and 62. He raced at Westwood from the day it opened in 1959 until it closed in1990, winning three Canadian sidecar championships.

SINCE 1993

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