Two Yamahas top the timing sheets after Friday practice. This is unusual for two reasons: There isn't normally a Friday practice before AFT rounds, and when do you last remember two Yamahas in contention in the top class? Yep, Buffalo Chip TT 2019, and, well, you can watch below... #AtlantaSuperTT #AFT2021 #EstensonRacing #JDBeach #KolbyCarlile #Yamaha

After a seven-week break, the 2021 American Flat Track season resumes this weekend with the Atlanta Super TT. The track is part-asphalt, part-dirt, like the Daytona TT from previous seasons, and formed on the Atlanta Speedway NASCAR track. I’ve never been the biggest fan of TTs, but I think I’m in the minority of dirt track fans on that subject, and I must also admit this track layout isn’t doing much to win me over, but the sub-plots of this weekend are intriguing. SUB-PLOT

This Indian FTR750 appeared on a facebook marketplace for sale yesterday, posted by an Estenson mechanic and former national racer, Brandon Bergen. The price is $53,000 (£41,750, €46,500), but maybe you could haggle down to $50K. It doesn't give many details in description, but perhaps this is the bike Jake Johnson won the Buffalo TT and came third at Peoria at in the 2018 season (when Estenson allowed Jake to swap between the Yamahas the team is more linked to and an Indian

The SuperTwins era of American Flat Track will see two riders on Yamaha-supported Estenson Racing MT-07s. They are JD Beach, in his first full season of pro flat track, and Kolby Carlile, the former AFT Singles champ moving up from the Production Twins class. Additionally, Cory Texter will be defending his 2019 AFT Production Twins title on the G&G Yamaha MT-07 (that is featured in SB39). Across all three classes, the Japanese brand won 12 races in 2019. AFT has a shared news