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

Regular Sideburn contributor, ace photographer and all-round good egg, Scott Toepfer travelled out to the Kansas Fairgrounds a few years back, to race and shoot photos. The original project the photos were taken for went dusty on a shelf, but now the images see the light of day thanks to Muerte, who have published then in a limited edition, 28-page book. I interviewed Scott about the project and photography in general. GI When and where does this series of shots come from? Th

From our sand racing friend Tom... I watched Fast and Left with my lad, Rory, a couple of days ago. He's comes racing with me a fair bit and love to pretend on his balance bike anyway, but watching Gary [Kinzler, Lightshoe] making steel shoes obviously made an impression on him and he's been asking me to make one for him. Tom, Lincolnshire Rory rocks the Sideburn hot shoe strap. Here's the film that inspired the hot shoe. Fast and Left by Evan Senn. #hotshoe #steelshoe #kidss

Director Evan Senn has now released his 34-minute film about flat track for free. Go to the his website and enjoy. evansenn.com #film #fastandleftfilm