Greg Hancock
World Speedway Champion 1997, 2011
World Team Champion 1992, 1993 1998
World Pairs Champion 1992
AMA U.S National Speedway Champion 1995, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

Rider Number: 45
Hometown: Costa Mesa, California - USA & Sweden
Birthdate: June 3, 1970
Occupation: Professional Speedway Racer
Wife: Jennie
Children: Wilbur
First Race: 1979 (Juniors) & 1987 (Professional)
Photo from CNC Photos
Website: Greg Hancock.com
Bike: GM

Tracks Ridden:
USA: Costa Mesa - Cal Expo - Auburn - Victorville - Maelys - IMS, San Bernardino - Ventura - Glen Helen - Orange Show - Arrowhead - Industry Hills - Champion - Saddleback Park - El Centro - Visalia - Indian Dunes - Ascot (South Bay) - Ascot (1/2-mile)

Achievements:
2011 World Championship GP Wins:
     Prague, Czech Rep., May 28th
     Cardiff, UK, June 25th
     Vojens, Denmark, Sep 10th
    Won the Championship at this race. Nice, Croatian, Sep 23th
1997 World Champion
7-time AMA U.S National Speedway Champion: 1995 - 1998 - 2000 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006
1992, 1993, 1998 3-Time World Team Champion
1992 World Pairs Champion
1989 U.S. Long Track National Champion
1985 U.S. Junior National Champion
1994 American Final Champion
2006 2nd - World Speedway Grand Prix Series
1996, 2004 World Speedway Grand Prix Series 3rd place
2006 Won Latvian Grand Prix
2004 Won British Grand Prix
2003 Won Norwegian Grand Prix
2002 Won Australian Grand Prix
2000 Won Danish Grand Prix
1997 Won Czech Grand Prix and Polish Grand Prix
1995 Won British Grand Prix
1993 World Pairs Championship 2nd Place
1991, 1995World Team Championship 3rd place
1997, 2007 U.S. National Championship 2nd place
1984 U.S. Junior National Championship 3rd place

Gary Roberts: "This photo is a picture I took after the 1999 AMA National at Auburn. Left to right, 5 ex-junior Speedway riders, Josh Larsen, Greg Hancock, Jessee Finch, Billy Hamill, Ryan Evans and Junior Speedway supervisor, Bill Hancock. Billy Hamill is looking happy because he just won the National. But there is a large ice-pack on his left hand which kept him out of racing for a month after this night."