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Costa Mesa Speedway

Orange County Fairgrounds
Costa Mesa, California USA

Brad Oxley
Promoter Brad Oxley

2025 Costa Mesa Speedway Schedule

2025 marks 55 years of fast paced, colorful and unpredictable racing action on the famous "Bullring" oval.

April 12 - Jack Milne Cup
May 10 - Harley Night Blowout
May 17 - Knobby Night
June 14 - Harley Night #2
September 13 - Knobby Night #2
September 27 - John Matherson Cup
October 11 - 55th U.S. National Speedway Championship

Gates Open at 6:00pm - First Race at 7:30pm

Ticket Prices:
General Admission $30
Children 10 and under Free
Parking $12

International Speedway, Inc.
2017 Via Concha, San Clemente, CA 92673
Contact: cmspeedway@yahoo.com
Office: 714-412-0002
CostaMesaSpeedway.net

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Scott Daloisio's Daily Favorite Photos

Bruce Penhall and Greg Hancock: Lifelong Commitments to Speedway

Even though Bruce Penhall retired from Speedway in 1982, the two-time World Champion never strayed far from the sport. He has always been available to help, support, and promote Speedway, demonstrating an unwavering dedication that has inspired many generations of riders and fans alike.

In this photo, which was taken at Costa Mesa in 1983 or 1984, Bruce stands with two young riders he was sponsoring. On the left is David Busby, the son of famous auto racer Jim Busby and brother of fellow Speedway rider Jimmy Busby. On the right is future four-time World Speedway champion Greg Hancock. When this shot was snapped, who would have thought that "Grin" would go on to be crowned World Champion four times over a span of 19 years?

Hancock, who is still affectionately known as "Grin," would rise to prominence, carving his own legacy in the annals of Speedway history. The photo captures a moment of mentorship and camaraderie, a testament to Penhall's influence on emerging talent during those formative years.

Like Bruce, Greg is a remarkable individual who never forgot his roots. He remains affable and approachable, always finding time for every single fan, whether they seek a brief conversation, a handshake, or an autograph. His journey from a young rider under Bruce's wing to a celebrated champion sheds light on the impacts of guidance and encouragement provided by seasoned professionals like Penhall.

Penhall's legacy extends beyond his championships and career achievements. His continuous presence and support in the world of Speedway exemplify the spirit of giving back to a sport that has given so much to him. By mentoring young riders and promoting the sport, Penhall ensures that the passion for Speedway endures, inspiring future generations to pursue their dreams with the same dedication and enthusiasm.

In conclusion, the photograph at Costa Mesa is more than just a snapshot in time. It symbolizes the enduring legacy of Bruce Penhall and the promising futures of David Busby and Greg Hancock. Their stories intertwine, illustrating the profound influence of mentorship and the lasting bonds formed within the Speedway community.