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Jeff Ward (born June 22, 1961 in Glasgow, Scotland of American parents) is the first motocross rider in history to win every major AMA national motocross title. After retiring from motocross with seven titles and 56 wins, Ward moved to racing cars in the Indy Racing League. He was the 1997 Indianapolis 500 rookie of the year, finished 6th in series points in 1998, and won the 2002 race at Texas Motor Speedway.

AMA Motocross accomplishments

1984—Won AMA 125cc national motocross title.
1985—Won AMA national 250cc motocross and Supercross titles.
1987—Won second AMA national 250cc Supercross championship.
1988—Captured second AMA national 250cc motocross title.
1989—Won AMA national 500cc motocross championship to become first rider in history to win every major AMA national motocross title.
1990—Won second consecutive AMA national 500cc motocross championship.
2004—Won AMA Supermoto Championship at 43 years of age.

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Athletes - Jeff Ward

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