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    AFT 2022: Some things change, Some remain the same
    • Mar 27

    AFT 2022: Some things change, Some remain the same

    We're two rounds into the 2022 AFT season, and the SuperTwins season is already very intriguing. The close season saw a raft of rule changes to limit the performance of the Indian FTR750, and increase the scope of tuning for teams using road bike-based engines - primarily Yamaha at the moment. And looking at the winners of the two races, Briar Bauman at Volusia, Jared Mees (above) at Saturday's Texas Half-Mile, it could be assumed that nothing much has changed, but that would
    AFT Volusia TODAY (& Tomorrow)
    • Mar 10

    AFT Volusia TODAY (& Tomorrow)

    Volusia was drenched on Wednesday, but the teams got a few laps pre-season testing in. If the rain stays away, the 2022 AFT season gets underway today. The forecast doesn't look great. This is how to watch live. No more free feed for foreign viewers, unfortunately. It was good while it lasted. This is how AFT says to tune in for this season. The action for all three Progressive AFT classes – Mission SuperTwins presented by S&S Cycle, Mission Production Twins presented by Vanc
    Cedar Lake Short Track
    • Feb 1

    Cedar Lake Short Track

    AFT has shaken up the schedule for 2021, adding rarely or never visited venues. We covered the return to Castle Rock, and the huge part See See Motorcycles' are playing in this recent post. Another returning venue is the I-70 Half-Mile in Odessa, Missouri, AFT's first race in the state since 2005. A track that is completely new to me is the Cedar Lake Short Track. It's in Wisconsin, but very close to the Minnesota border and Minneapolis. Despite Wisconsin being the home to Ha
    AFT: Changes to Livestreaming
    • Feb 1

    AFT: Changes to Livestreaming

    American Flat Track has changed domestic broadcasters, from NBCSN to Fox Sports, a move that AFT predict will bring more viewers to the sport. A knock-on is the demise of Track Pass livestream and the news of how to watch all AFT's 2021 races live. 'Livestreaming coverage on Progressive American Flat Track’s Facebook page will be free of charge up until Opening Ceremonies, allowing fans around the world to watch the drama unfold during Practice and Qualifying at no cost. Fans
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