Help Us Raise $250,000.
Engineering and permitting ($20,000)
Marketing and promotion ($30,000)
Starting gate ($20,000)
Track construction, finishing, & amenities ($180,000)
All donations are tax deductible.
Join Us.
Supported by…
Elected Officials
Kevin McDonnell, Mayor of Petaluma
Brian Barnacle, Petaluma City Council
Janice Cader Thompson, Petaluma City Council
Dennis Pocekay, Petaluma City Council
Joanna Paun, Petaluma City Schools Board Trustee President
Sheldon Gen, Petaluma City Schools Board Trustee
Caitlin Quinn, Petaluma City Schools Board Trustee
Mady Cloud, Petaluma City Schools Board Trustee
Community Members
Rick Faeth, Owner and Promoter of Petaluma Speedway
Matthew Harris, Petaluma City Schools Superintendent
Kieth Benson, Petaluma High School Auto Shop
Bobby Esquivel, Expert BMX Rider
Rick Shepard, Expert BMX Rider
Kieth Benson, Petaluma High School Auto Shop
Sean Payne, Livxplore Realty
Isaiah Chass, Livxplore Realty
Melissa Abercrombie, Chair of Petaluma Public Art Commission
Matt Sharkey, Speedway Enthusiast
Businesses
Friedman’s Home Improvement
Big Bowl Bike Shop
Cycle Chvrch Cycles
Petaluma Speedway
LivXplore Realty
Old Caz Beer
Community Organizations
Healthy Petaluma District
Blue Zones Project
Bike Petaluma
Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition
Safe Streets Petaluma
“I’ve been racing BMX for over 20 years. To help bring a track to my community would be a dream come true.”
Bobby Esquivel, Expert BMX Rider & Director Speedway BMX
“I’m excited to have new lease, and for this exciting opportunity to expand how the Speedway serves the community.”
Rick Faeth, Petaluma Speedway Owner
“This project will make Petaluma an attraction for youth from across Sonoma and Marin counties. I couldn’t be happier to support this fantastic project.”
Caitlin Quinn, Petaluma City Schools Trustee
“USA BMX is excited to help bring a BMX track to Petaluma. It is a fantastic location and the support from the community and the city is a recipe for success."
Justin Travis, USA BMX
“Speedway BMX is proof that we can increase public access to the fairgrounds without losing anything. These are exactly the kind of innovative ideas we want to support. I’m excited to help make this reality.”
Brian Barnacle, Petaluma City Council
