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American World Speedway Champions |
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2024 Brady Landon - Speedway Grand Prix 4 (190cc) |
2016 Greg Hancock |
2014 Greg Hancock |
2011 Greg Hancock |
1997 Greg Hancock |
1996 Billy Hamill |
1993 Sam Ermolenko |
1982 Bruce Penhall |
1981 Bruce Penhall |
1939 Cordy Milne |
1937 Jack Milne |
American Final Speedway Champions |
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2023 Luke Becker (December 2, 2023 - Bakersfield, CA) | 2nd Billy Janniro, 3rd Broc Nicol |
2022 Luke Becker (December 10, 2022 - Perris, CA) | 2nd Billy Janniro, 3rd Aaron Fox |
2021 Max Ruml (December 11, 2021 - Perris, CA) | 2nd Luke Becker, 3rd Broc Nicol |
2020 Max Ruml (December 12, 2020 - Perris, CA) | 2nd Broc Nicol, 3rd Billy Janniro |
2019 Billy Janniro - (January 11, 2020 - Perris, CA) (December 2019 race rained out.) | 2nd Luke Becker, 3rd Broc Nicol |
2018 Luke Becker (December 8, 2018 - Perris, CA) | 2nd Austin Novratil, 3rd Ricky Wells |
2001 Josh Larsen (June 1, 2001 - Auburn, CA) | 2nd Billy Janniro, 3rd Ryan Fisher |
2000 Mike Faria (May 26, 2000 - Auburn, CA) | 2nd Josh Larsen, 3rd Chris Manchester |
1999 Mike Faria (May 21, 1999 - Auburn, CA) | 2nd Josh Larsen 3rd Bart Bast |
1998 Sam Ermolenko (June 5, 1998 - Auburn, CA) | 2nd Mike Faria, 3rd Chris Manchester |
1997 Mike Faria (June 14, 1997 - Costa Mesa, CA) | 2nd Bobby Schwartz, 3rd Charlie Venegas |
1996 Chris Manchester (May 18, 1996 - Auburn, CA) | 2nd Mike Faria, 3rd Charlie Venegas |
1995 Rained Off (Auburn, CA) The 1995 Speedway Grand Prix season was the first season in the Speedway Grand Prix Series. American Riders: Sam Ermolenko, Greg Hancock, Billy Hamill, Josh Larsen |
1994 Greg Hancock (May 22, 1994 - Ventura, CA) |
1993 None Held - Riders that went to the Overseas Final were: Ronny Correy (2nd), Sam Ermolenko, Billy Hamill, Greg Hancock, Bobby Ott, Josh Larsen - June 13, 1993 |
1992 None Held - Riders that went to the Overseas Final were: Sam Ermolenko, Rick Miller, Ronnie Correy, Mike Faria, Billy Hamill, Bobby Ott (Reserve) - June 14, 1992 |
1991 Rick Miller (March 2, 1991 - Long Beach, CA) [Last one on the Great Track] |
1990 Shawn Moran (June 2, 1990 - Long Beach, CA) |
1989 Sam Ermolenko (June 3, 1989 - Long Beach, CA) |
1988 Sam Ermolenko (June 11, 1988 - Long Beach, CA) |
1987 Sam Ermolenko (June 13, 1987 - Long Beach, CA) |
1986 Shawn Moran (June 21, 1986 - Long Beach, CA) |
1985 John Cook (June 8, 1985 - Long Beach, CA) |
1984 Bobby Schwartz (June 9, 1984 - Long Beach, CA) |
1983 Dennis Sigalos (June 11, 1983 - Long Beach, CA) |
1982 Dennis Sigalos (June 12, 1982 - Long Beach, CA) |
1981 Bruce Penhall (May 30, 1981 - Long Beach, CA) |
1979 Bruce Penhall (November 16, 1979 - Anaheim, CA) |
1978 Bobby Schwartz (December 29, 1978 - Santa Ana, CA) |
1977 Mike Bast (July 29, 1977 - Costa Mesa) |
1976 Scott Autrey (San Jose & Sacramento, CA - 2 day event) |
Long Track Championships | ||||
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Year | Track/Results | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place |
2014 | The PAS | Austin Novratil | Buck Blair | Max Ruml |
2014 | The PAS | Gino Manzares | Austin Novratil | Buck Blair |
2010 | The PAS | Buck Blair | Billy Janniro | Jimmy Fishback |
2009 | The PAS | Billy Janniro | Gary Hicks | Ricky Wells |
2009 | The PAS | Gary Hicks | Mike Faria | Neil Facchini |
1996 | The PAS | John Aden | Steve Lucero | Lance King |
1985 | Ascot 1/2 Mile | Lance King | ||
1983 | Ascot 1/2 Mile | Lance King | Bobby Schwartz* | John Cook* |
* Hard to read the program, but this what I think it is. RC | ||||
1989 Best Pairs - Mike Faria and Randy Beddow
American Riders Speedway World Champions |
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World Individual Championships 1937 – Jack Milne 1981 – Bruce Penhall 1982 – Bruce Penhall 1993 – Sam Ermolenko 1996 – Billy Hamill 1997 – Greg Hancock 2011 – Greg Hancock 2014 – Greg Hancock 2016 – Greg Hancock |
Speedway Grand Prix 4 (190cc) 2024 – Brady Landon |
Long Track World Individual Championships 1983 - Shawn Moran |
1982 World Pairs Championship 1981 World Pairs Championship |
1998 World Team Cup 1993 World Team Cup 1992 World Team Cup 1990 World Team Cup 1982 World Team Cup |
U21 Europe Individual Championships 1979 – Ron Preston 1981 – Shawn Moran |