2010 AMA National Speedway Championship

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The 2010 AMA National Speedway Championship Series . [1] The title was won by Billy Janniro, his second in total.

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Event format

Over the course of 12 elimination races, 20 heats each rider raced against every other rider once. The riders get placed in a main event according to their earned points.

The Final Classification

Pos.RiderPoints AUB AUB
Gold medal icon.svg Billy Janniro 412020+1
Silver medal icon.svg Charlie Venegas 3718+118
Bronze medal icon.svg Bart Bast281414
4Bryan Yarrow271116
5Tommy Hedden241212
6 Eddie Castro 18108
7 Bobby Schwartz 18711
8 Scott Brant 1616-
9Alex Marcucci12210
10Kelly Kerrigan1156
11Bryce Starks9-9
12Tyson Burmeister99-
13Jimmy Fishback88-
14Brad Pappalardo844
15Russell Green88
16J.J.Martynse615
17Greg Hooten66
18Dan Faria33-
19Thomas Reich33
20Devin Defreece2-2

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References

  1. "2010 Fast Fridays Speedway Results - USA Speedway Motorcycle Racing". www.speedwaybikes.com.