Scotty Brown

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Rider Number: 7
Current Hometown: Massillon, Ohio - USA
Place of Birth: Ohio - USA
Date of Birth: November 11, 1958
Occupation: Professional Motorcycle Racer / Journeyman Tool & Die Maker (builds speedway engines for racers throughout the world), Promotes speedway racing both nationally and internationally in media campaigns. Runs Applied Innovation - Jawa Dealer.
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Photos by Scott Daloisio

6 time US Open Champion. His racing began with amateur racing from 1969 to 1975. He held a MX pro license from 1975 to 1979. He promoted Mathias Raceway from 1980 to 1983. From 1984 to 1985 he raced speedway in Indiana, Ohio, and New York full time. He then moved on to California, and raced there full time until 1990, when he returned to Ohio and began promoting Bear Creek Speedway, and continue racing Indiana, New York and Canada. He was involved in an accident in an early 1997 exhibition event, and broke his leg. See Pat Reynolds for his recollections of the event.

Promotes the Speedway Long Track National Championship in Wauseon, Ohio - 2008 - 2015.

Bike: Jawa

Tracks Ridden:
USA: California: Inland Motor Speedway, San Bernardino - Ascot Speedway, Gardena - Ventura Speedway - Glen Helen Speedway - Costa Mesa - Gold Country Speedway, Auburn - Speedway USA, Victorville
Arizona: Raven Raceway - Tucson
New York: Champion, NY - Action Park, NY - Empire Speedway, Brewerton, NY
Indiana: Lawrenceburg Motor Speedway
Kentucky: Local Miners Union, Booneville
Ohio: Bear Creek Speedway - Mathias Speedway, New Philadelphia - Buckeye Speedway, Orrville
Ice Speedway: San Diego Sports Arena San Diego, California - Cow Palace San Francisco, California - Fresno, California - Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, Washington - Salt Palace Salt Lake City, Utah - Salem and Richmond Virginia Coliseum Cleveland, Ohio - Troy Field House Troy, New York - McNickles Arena Indianapolis, Indiana
Indoor Concrete: Ervin Nutter Center Dayton, Ohio - Expo Center Fort Wayne, Indiana - Wheeling Civic Center Wheeling, West Virginia - Silver Dome Pontiac, Michigan - Dane County Coliseum Madison, Wisconsin
Canada: Niagara Speedway - Paris Speedway
New Zealand: Western Springs Auckland - Rosebank Speedway Auckland - Palmerston North Palmerston - Meeanee Speedway, Napier - Dunedin Speedway, Dunedin - Blenheim Speedway Blenheim - Ruapuna, Christchurch

Racing Achievements:
1996 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship 08/03/96
1995 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship 08/19/95
1995 - 1st Place Indiana State Speedway Championship 08/11/95
1995 - 1st Place Ohio State Speedway Championship 07/08/95
1994 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship and Ohio State Speedway Championship
1993 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship and Ohio State Speedway Championship
1992 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship and Ohio State Speedway Championship
1991 - 1st Place U.S. Open Speedway Championship and Indiana Speedway Championship
1990 - 1st Place USA Indoor Speedway Championship - Richmond, VA
1988 - World Champion A.M.A. - F.I.M. International Ice Race Champion
1987 - 1st in U.S. Budweiser International Ice Race - San Francisco, CA
1986-87 - USA Team Captain in Ivan Manager's New Zealand vs. USA
1986 - 1st place California Indoor Championship, San Francisco, CA
1985 - National Ice Racing Champion
1st Place Colorado Ice Championship, Budweiser Challenge - Indiana, A.M.A. Track Champion - New York, North American Ice Speedway Championship - Utah
1984 - Indiana State Champion, A.M.A. Track Champion - Owego, New York
1980 and 1981 Ohio State Champion

Costa Mesa Speedway - June 1989

IMS - July 29, 1987
Pook Daddy, Scotty Brown, Bobby Caldwell

Speedway USA - Rob Pfetzing, Scotty Brown, Eddie Castro, Tuff McBride

San Gabriel Mountains - June 1988

Costa Mesa