• Antioch Speedway Hall Of Fame
  • Hall Members
  • John P. Soares
  • John M. Soares
  • Gary Pacheco
  • Bill Brown
  • J D Willis
  • Dean Cline
  • Willie Myatt
  • Chuck Smith
  • John Myers
  • Harvey Mason
  • Dennis Furia Sr.
  • Richard Johnson
  • Larry Damitz
  • Lyle Lister
  • Dave Logan
  • Bruce Curl Sr
  • Jerry Garner
  • Jim Pettit II
  • Ken Gonderman
  • Dennis Close
  • Bill Bowers
  • Gerry Delanoy
  • Charlie Zeno
  • Vic Noon
  • Gary Jacob
  • Daryl Shirk
  • Marv Wilson
  • Lonnie Williams
  • Debbie Clymens
  • Bobby Hogge III
  • Steve Hendren
  • Don Shelton
  • Scott Busby
  • Ron Brown
  • Bert Elworthy
  • Dave Rosa
  • Ed Sans Jr
  • Jerry Hetrick
  • John Bellando
  • Mike Gustafson
  • Snork Wilson
  • Tom Clymens
  • Ted Ballard
  • Donna Soares
  • Keith Brown Sr
  • Mike Conley Sr
  • Lori Brown
  • Bob Meeker
  • Gene Dothage
  • Dave Byrd
  • Terry DeCarlo Sr
  • Kimberly Myers
  • Sharon Smith
  • Don O'keefe Jr
  • Rick Panfili
  • Brynda and Bert Bockover
  • Harry Osbourne
  • Johnny Bracca
  • Buzz Enea
  • Larry Schlee
  • Jim Huckaby
  • Duane Hodges
  • Pete Paulsen
  • Rich Richards
  • Tony Pato
  • Troy Shirk
  • Jim Perry ll
  • Fred Baker
  • Lance Cline
  • Bart Reid
  • Jim Reid
  • Ricardo Rivera
  • Chet Thomson
  • Charlie/Ruth Yingling
  • Ron Floyd
  • Bob Hanson
  • Ed Shepherd
  • Bob Hansen
  • Ed Shepherd
  • Len Mello
  • Rob Waldrop
  • Sal Belleci
  • Scott Compton
  • Tom Abreu

Ed Sans Jr

The man they called "The Sanman" started racing Late Models at San Jose and racked up three championships in a row before deciding he wanted to compete for NASCAR Regional points. Since they weren't giving his division those points at San Jose, he came out to Antioch Speedway and started after the track point battle had begun. He might have won the track championship after winning the finale in 1985, but a quick thinking Bobby Hogge III hit reverse and backed across the finish line to salvage his title. He did win the 1986 track championship and was also the 1988 Regional title winner. He won 35 Late Model Main Events at Antioch Speedway alone. Sans went on to win more championships at Petaluma Speedway before retiring.
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  • Antioch Speedway Hall Of Fame
  • Hall Members
  • John P. Soares
  • John M. Soares
  • Gary Pacheco
  • Bill Brown
  • J D Willis
  • Dean Cline
  • Willie Myatt
  • Chuck Smith
  • John Myers
  • Harvey Mason
  • Dennis Furia Sr.
  • Richard Johnson
  • Larry Damitz
  • Lyle Lister
  • Dave Logan
  • Bruce Curl Sr
  • Jerry Garner
  • Jim Pettit II
  • Ken Gonderman
  • Dennis Close
  • Bill Bowers
  • Gerry Delanoy
  • Charlie Zeno
  • Vic Noon
  • Gary Jacob
  • Daryl Shirk
  • Marv Wilson
  • Lonnie Williams
  • Debbie Clymens
  • Bobby Hogge III
  • Steve Hendren
  • Don Shelton
  • Scott Busby
  • Ron Brown
  • Bert Elworthy
  • Dave Rosa
  • Ed Sans Jr
  • Jerry Hetrick
  • John Bellando
  • Mike Gustafson
  • Snork Wilson
  • Tom Clymens
  • Ted Ballard
  • Donna Soares
  • Keith Brown Sr
  • Mike Conley Sr
  • Lori Brown
  • Bob Meeker
  • Gene Dothage
  • Dave Byrd
  • Terry DeCarlo Sr
  • Kimberly Myers
  • Sharon Smith
  • Don O'keefe Jr
  • Rick Panfili
  • Brynda and Bert Bockover
  • Harry Osbourne
  • Johnny Bracca
  • Buzz Enea
  • Larry Schlee
  • Jim Huckaby
  • Duane Hodges
  • Pete Paulsen
  • Rich Richards
  • Tony Pato
  • Troy Shirk
  • Jim Perry ll
  • Fred Baker
  • Lance Cline
  • Bart Reid
  • Jim Reid
  • Ricardo Rivera
  • Chet Thomson
  • Charlie/Ruth Yingling
  • Ron Floyd
  • Bob Hanson
  • Ed Shepherd
  • Bob Hansen
  • Ed Shepherd
  • Len Mello
  • Rob Waldrop
  • Sal Belleci
  • Scott Compton
  • Tom Abreu