Andy Caldecott (10 August 1964 – 9 January 2006) was an off road motorcycle racer born in Keith, South Australia. He won the Australian Safari Rally four times consecutively (2000–2003) and was a competitor in the Dakar Rally in 2004 (DNF), 2005 (6th), and 2006.

During the 2006 Dakar Rally he won the third stage, but later died from a neck injury when crashing during the ninth stage, 250 km into the 599 km special stage from Nouakchott to Kiffa.^[1]

He was the 23rd death in the 28 years of the rally. Even though he pushed himself to the limits he was known for his easy going manner and humility.^[2] Prior to his death he had operated a motorcycle shop in Keith. He was married to wife, Tracey, who was expecting their second child when Caldecott died and with whom he already had a daughter Caitlin of four years of age.

The local speedway was renamed in his honour.

• The Andy Caldecott Memorial Trust Information about Andy Caldecott and the trust set up for the ongoing support of his family
• ABC SE South Australia News News article on Andy Caldecott prior to death
• KTM Australia Andy Caldecott returns to 28th Dakar Rally with KTM
• Motorcycling Australia News article on his death
• Peoples Responses to Andy Caldecotts Death

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