WRC rally co-driver Terry Harryman passes away at age 87
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 8:55 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026
Terry Harryman, a celebrated World Rally Championship co-driver, has died at the age of 87. The Northern Irishman had a notable career spanning five decades, with six WRC wins and nine podium finishes. He was known for partnering with iconic drivers such as Paddy Hopkirk and Jimmy McRae, providing crucial pacenotes that contributed to rally successes. Harryman’s contributions to the sport have left a significant legacy among competitors and fans alike.
- •Terry Harryman dies at age 87.
- •Known for six WRC wins and nine podiums.
- •Called pacenotes for legendary drivers.
- •Career spanned five decades.
- •His legacy impacts the rally racing community.
- 8:55 AMAutosport — WRC rally winning co-driver Harryman passes away
- 8:53 AMMotorsport.com — WRC rally winning co-driver Terry Harryman passes away
"Multiple World Rally Championship round winning co-driver Terry Harryman has died aged 87. The Northern Irishman was one of the finest co-drivers of his generation, enjoying a career that spanned five decades, scoring six WRC wins and nine podiums. Harryman called pacenotes for some of rallying’s most iconic drivers, including Paddy Hopkirk, Vic Elford, Malcolm Wilson, Jimmy McRae, Tony ...Keep reading
"Multiple World Rally Championship round winning co-driver Terry Harryman has died aged 87. The Northern Irishman was one of the finest co-drivers of his generation, enjoying a career that spanned five decades, scoring six WRC wins and nine podiums. Harryman called pacenotes for some of rallying’s most iconic drivers, including Paddy Hopkirk, Vic Elford, Malcolm Wilson, Jimmy McRae ...Keep reading
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External links- AutosportSep 22, 2026, 8:55 AMWRC rally winning co-driver Harryman passes away
Multiple World Rally Championship round winning co-driver Terry Harryman has died aged 87. The Northern Irishman was one of the finest co-drivers of his generation, enjoying a career that spanned five decades, scoring six WRC wins and nine podiums. Harryman called pacenotes for some of rallying’s most iconic drivers, including Paddy Hopkirk, Vic Elford, Malcolm Wilson, Jimmy McRae, Tony ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comSep 22, 2026, 8:53 AMWRC rally winning co-driver Terry Harryman passes away
Multiple World Rally Championship round winning co-driver Terry Harryman has died aged 87. The Northern Irishman was one of the finest co-drivers of his generation, enjoying a career that spanned five decades, scoring six WRC wins and nine podiums. Harryman called pacenotes for some of rallying’s most iconic drivers, including Paddy Hopkirk, Vic Elford, Malcolm Wilson, Jimmy McRae ...Keep reading
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