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Tom Sykes 66

Tom Sykes 66 race replica suits combine season-accurate World Superbike panels with hand-stitched kangaroo leather engineered for high-speed racing. Worn during his 2008–2023 WSBK career across Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and BMW factory rides, each replica captures his championship-winning silhouette. Our made-to-measure service tailors sleeves, torso, and waist to rider measurements; standard sizes ship in 5–7 days, custom orders in 3–4 weeks.
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Tom Sykes 66 Race Replica Suits - Season-Accurate Kangaroo Leather

Professional World Superbike racer Tom Sykes was born in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England, on August 19, 1985. He made his debut in the World Superbike Championship in 2008. Reunited with Paul Bird Motorsport for the 2022 season, Sykes rode a Ducati in British Superbikes and finished in 12th position.

After finishing fourth in the World Superbike Championship in 2018, Sykes departed the Kawasaki factory racing team and raced BMWs for Shaun Muir Racing in 2019. However, during the 2021 season, BMW Motorsport fired Sykes, citing Scott Redding's 2022 contract. He competes in global superbike races with a Kawasaki satellite team in 2023.

In addition, Tom Sykes is second behind Troy Corser in career race starts and has records for the most pole places in the World Superbike Championship. Early in 2022, the UK website Motorcycle News examined his World Superbike records and reported that out of 349 races, he had 34 victories, 114 podiums, and 51 pole positions.

Riding a Stobart Vent-Axia Honda, Tom Sykes secured his maiden ride in a British Superbike in 2007; in his debut season, he placed sixth overall. After this success, he signed a contract with the Rizla Suzuki team for the 2008 season. He continued to finish fourth in the championship and made appearances at Brands Hatch and Donington Park as a wildcard World Superbike rider. His strong performance at these events helped him secure a World Superbike ride at Yamaha Motor Italia for the 2009 season. He competed in the series in 2010 with a PBM Racing Kawasaki. 2013 saw him win his first SBK championship with Kawasaki.

#YearPositionClassMotorcycleTeamSuit
1200821st1000ccSuzuki GSX-R1000Team Crescent Suzuki2008 - Tom Sykes
2200911th1000ccYamaha-YZF-R1Yamaha WSB2009 - Tom Sykes
3201014th1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team2010 - Tom Sykes
4201113th1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team2011 - Tom Sykes
520122nd1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2012 - Tom Sykes
620131st1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2013 - Tom Sykes
720142nd1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2014 - Tom Sykes
820153rd1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2015 - Tom Sykes
920162nd1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2016 - Tom Sykes
1020173rd1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2017 - Tom Sykes
1120184th1000ccKawasaki ZX 10RKawasaki Racing Team 2018 - Tom Sykes
1220198th1000ccBMW S1000RRBMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team 2019 - Tom Sykes
13202012th1000ccBMW S1000RRBMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team 2020 - Tom Sykes
14202111th1000ccBMW S1000RRBMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team2021 - Tom Sykes
15202320th1000ccBMW S1000RR / Kawasaki ZX 10RBMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team2023 - Tom Sykes
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What years of Tom Sykes 66 WSBK replicas do you stock?

We offer Tom Sykes replicas from 2008 through 2023, covering his full World Superbike career with Team Crescent Suzuki (2008), Yamaha (2009), Kawasaki Racing (2010–2018), and BMW Motorrad WorldSBK (2019–2023). His 2013 championship season suit is our most sought replica, featuring Kawasaki ZX-10R season-accurate panels and livery. Each year's suit reflects his factory team bike, setup, and race performance that season. Check our year-selector tiles to browse by championship, podium, or heritage seasons. View our size chart to find your standard fit, or select made-to-measure for a custom build.

How do I order a custom-fit Tom Sykes 66 race suit?

Select Custom Size from the product options Size, complete the checkout process. Submit your body measurements via the measurement form using your order number; suit ships in 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation. Custom orders include sleeve length, torso circumference, waist, and inseam adjustments for a tucked racing posture. Our made-to-measure service works with you via email to refine fit before production begins. Standard sizes ship in 5–7 days, allowing faster delivery if your measurements fall within our pre-graded range. Contact our Help Center to discuss fit concerns or body adjustments.

Which Tom Sykes season was his WSBK championship year?

Tom Sykes won the 2013 World Superbike Championship, his only SBK title, riding the Kawasaki ZX-10R for Kawasaki Racing Team. That season he secured 34 wins, 114 career podiums, and 51 pole positions—records that place him second behind Troy Corser in total race starts. His 2013 replica suit captures the season-accurate Kawasaki livery, panel construction, and racing fit he used to dominate that championship. The 2012 (2nd place), 2014 (2nd), 2015 (3rd), and 2016 (2nd) seasons also showcase his consistency with Kawasaki. Our size chart helps you match your measurements to championship or runner-up season fits.

Why is kangaroo leather used in professional superbike racing?

Kangaroo leather is valued by professional race teams like Tom Sykes' Kawasaki and BMW machines for three core traits: tear strength under high-speed abrasion, lightweight construction that reduces suit bulk, and supple break-in without compromising durability. A 1.2mm grain-side kangaroo hide resists sliding impact better than thicker alternatives, critical when riders lay down bikes at 200+ mph. Superbike teams choose kangaroo because it combines protection with mobility—crucial for the tucked racing posture and throttle control Sykes employed across 349 WSBK starts. Conditioned every 6–12 months with leather oil, a kangaroo race suit remains race-ready for multiple seasons of track use.

How should I care for a Tom Sykes race replica suit?

Clean your kangaroo leather race suit with a soft brush after each ride to remove track debris and salt. Condition the leather every 6–12 months with a dedicated leather oil to restore suppleness and prevent cracking. Store the suit on a padded hanger in a cool, dry room away from direct sunlight, which can fade season-accurate panels and factory livery details. Avoid folding or compression storage, which stresses pre-curved sleeves and seams. For stubborn marks or scuffs, consult our Help Center for approved cleaning products. Proper care preserves both the racing fit and visual appeal of your Tom Sykes 66 replica for years of track days and display.

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