Official Program: Motorcycle Races at Cherry Park, Avon, Conn. A.M.A. Sanction No. 2982 Sunday, July 22, 1934

Fred Toscani Autograph on 1934 Official Program for Motorcycle Races at Cherry Park, Avon, Connecticut, July 22, 1934 Fred Toscani was a dominant figure in American motorcycle racing in the 1930s. Career Highlights and Legacy • National Championships: Toscani won nine AMA National Championship races over a relatively short but highly impactful six-year professional career spanning from 1933 to 1938. • The "Wild Man": Earning a reputation as racing’s “Wild Man,” he was widely celebrated for his daring feats, intense aggression, and entirely fearless riding style on the dirt tracks. • Rookie Success: After dominating the circuit as the nation's leading amateur rider in 1932, he turned professional in 1933. As a rookie pro, he immediately captured both the One-Mile and Five-Mile AMA National Championship races at the Syracuse Mile. • The Last Class A Champion: In 1938, Toscani was crowned the AMA Class A National Champion. • Member of the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame who primarily rode Indian and JAP-powered machinery during his peak years. Harley Davidson and Triumph Motorcycle collectors will love this Official 1934 program.…