rode my last lap at Unadilla I was talking to myself. I said, I have one more lap to go and I never have to ride one of these again.” In his fifteen-year professional motocross career, Hannah had become the all-time win leader in AMA history, having won 64 Supercross and National titles along with six Trans-AMA events during his career. His 70 AMA win record would stand until Jeremy McGrath broke Hannah's overall win record in 1999. Later career After leaving motocross, Hannah took up the sport of airplane racing in the unlimited class flying airplanes such as the P-51 Mustang. When inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1999, Hannah was living near Boise, Idaho, running a sport aviation sales company and winery. In 2000, he was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America. Career highlights 1976 500cc Florida Winter-AMA Champion 1976 125cc National Champion 1977 250cc Florida Winter-AMA Champion 1977 250cc Supercross Champion 1978 250cc Supercross Champion 1978 250cc National Champion 1978 500cc Trans-AMA Champion 1979 250cc Supercross Champion 1979 250cc National Champion 1981 250cc Florida Winter-AMA Champion 1983 250cc CMC Golden State Champion 1986 250cc Florida Winter-AMA Champion 1986 250cc U.S. Grand Prix Champion 1987 Motocross des Nations "Team USA" World Champions 1988 250cc Florida Winter-AMA Champion Notes References 1956 births Living people People from Lancaster, California American motocross riders AMA Motocross Championship National Champions American air racers