It hasn't got any less busy at Sideburn HQ, so again, apologies for the dearth of posts. Here's one of my snaps from last weekend's race at Peterborough. I'm loving racing as much as I have for the last 15-16 years, possibly more. I'm not sure what to put this down to, except both my bikes are running well, I'm doing OK, I feel like I'm riding well, and except for home/days out with family, there's probably nowhere I'd rather be that the DTRA pits with my friends. The clickba

Back in 2019, Evan Senn (above) made a film about dirt track racing, called Fast & Left. It won awards and lots of fans, including us. Now he's announced he'd like to make a follow up and he needs help from the race community to help finance it. I interviewed Evan about the hows and whys of the new film and the funding of it. Gary Inman Photo: Gavin Peters SIDEBURN: You've announced you plan to make a follow-up to your popular Fast & Left film. What made you decide now

French photographer Max Cassagne got in touch with details of his custom Sunday Motors tracker. Max says 'I've been a petrolhead and a two wheels lover forever. I've ridden BMX flatland for almost 15 years with my friend Matthieu Bonnecuelle. He is a real artist on the bike, one of the most creative riders on the planet ! And damn he knows how to draw too, so I asked him to make me something cool on my new Sunday S187 flat track machine. Two days of work and here is the resul

I've only heard good things about Sunday mini flat trackers. I first saw Freddy Trott and his son, Freddy Trott, riding them in the UK, then Dimitri Coste, later Rebels Alliance used them for their inner-city Rat Race and now an increasing number of US pro racers are using them as practice bikes. So... Sideburn got one. I'm in that period I've described before, the between season lull where optimism outweighs realism, where every future weekend is free and sunny and I practic