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Motor Officer Mike Guzman of the Beverly Hills Police Department has made a name for himself in motorcycle riding competitions across the nation, achieving multiple accolades in various skills challenges. With five first-place finishes at the Iron Horse Shoot Out and impressive rankings at other competitions, Guzman’s dedication to motorcycle skills not only showcases his talent but also enhances the safety and reputation of the BHPD. His achievements are celebrated by both colleagues and the community.
Beverly Hills – Motor Officer Mike Guzman of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) has demonstrated exceptional talent and skill in motorcycle riding competitions throughout 2025, achieving remarkable success at multiple events across the country. Guzman has participated in seven motorcycle riding skills competitions this year, consistently ranking among the top competitors.
At the fourth annual Iron Horse Shoot Out held in Amarillo, Texas, Guzman faced strong competition from nearly 50 elite riders from around the nation. His impressive performance led to five first-place finishes in various categories, including the Challenge Ride, Four-Man Team Ride, Metric Expert Division, Overall Team, and the title of All-Around Champion in the police division. Guzman’s achievements at this event highlight his extraordinary abilities and dedication to his craft.
In addition to his success in Amarillo, Guzman also demonstrated his prowess at the second annual Bakersfield Police Motors Competition, which took place on March 14-15. Competing against 40 skilled motor officers from California, he clinched first place in the BMW Expert Division and secured second place in the Slow Ride Challenge. This competition consisted of grueling courses designed to test riders’ technical proficiency, control, and maneuverability under high-pressure conditions, further showcasing Guzman’s skill and versatility as a motor officer.
Guzman’s competitive endeavors extend back to March 2024, during which he has participated in a total of 16 motor rodeos. His ability to perform consistently at a high level has made him a standout figure in these events, earning him recognition from colleagues and the community.
At the High Sierra Motorcycle Competition, held from June 6-8 in Reno, Nevada, Guzman added to his accolades by taking third place in the BMW Metric Division A-class competition. He also partnered with San Joaquin Sheriff’s Deputy Cody Grant to finish first in the two-man tethered ride. This event saw participation from 36 police riders from Nevada, California, and Canada, indicating the high level of competition and further underscoring Guzman’s achievements as he was the only motor officer representing Southern California at this event.
The BHPD emphasizes the importance of officer readiness, precision riding, and critical handling skills to promote safer roadways within Beverly Hills. Guzman’s dedication to these principles reflects positively on the department and contributes to the overall safety of the community. Chief Mark G. Stainbrook noted that Guzman’s performance is exemplary of the skill, discipline, and dedication required in the Motor Unit.
In recognition of his outstanding accomplishments, the Beverly Hills Police Department congratulates Officer Mike Guzman and looks forward to his continued contributions to the department and the community. His success in motorcycle riding competitions not only highlights personal achievement but also reflects the high standards and dedication of the officers serving the Beverly Hills community.
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- Bakersfield Now: Bakersfield Police Names Winners in Second Annual Motors Skills Competition
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Motorcycle Safety
- Beverly Press: BHPD Officer Guzman Wins Motorcycle Competition
- Google News: Motorcycle Competitions 2025
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