America has never produced a more accomplished and versatile professional motorcycle racer. Dick Mann held a position in the prestigious top ten in the American Motorcyclist Association Grand National Championship for 16 years, was the first man in history to win every category of AMA Grand National competition, was America"s team captain at the Trans-Atlantic Match Races in Great Britain in 1971, was twice AMA Grand National Champion, won the Daytona 200 twice, and much more. Mann pioneered race track safety and influenced major political changes within the American Motorcyclist Association.