Just over a week until the Daytona TT kicks off the 2019 season. We read a good interview with Dan Bromley on the AFT website. He won the singles series with very little support, racing half the events with only his girlfriend to h...
You love to drink deeply from the dirt track knowledge well, but you don't want to pay the postage for the physical magazine or perhaps you risk an anaphylactic shock if you touch premium weight paper and top quality printing....
The 2019 American Flat Track season will have one less manufacturer involved than in the 2018 season, because the Lloyd Brothers have called time on their Ducati project.
In a personal email to Sideburn, team boss and co...
Tanner Dean won the AFT singles race at the Williamsburg Half-Mile in Pennsylvania, last weekend. I met Tanner at a DirtQuake USA, so he one of the Singles riders I keep an eye out for.
As an accredited journalist who has reported on AFT flat track, I'm on a mailing list for much of AFT's less publicised emails, the real backroom stuff. I'm not implying I have special access, I don't beyond what any other journali...
If there was AFT one race I really wanted to attend this year it was Lima, unfortunately, I couldn't make it this season. Why Lima? Well, I've never been and it's one of the few cushion tracks left on the programme. But, what did w...
The story of Bryan Smith's second season as an important part of the Indian Wrecking Crew is an interesting one. At this point last year, the Indian team's first full season, it was a toss up between Smith and Mees who was going to...
The Indian FTR750 is ripping up the 2018 season, just like it did in 2017. The Kentucky Mile saw an all-Indian podium, the fifth consecutive all Indian podium of 2018. The last non-Indian to make a podium was Briar Bauman on the Za...
Texas was a struggle, we never really found a groove all day. I had a week to drive up to San Francisco to see my uncle and family friends who I stopped with. I used their workshop to prep the bikes! Karl flew home and Paul Harriso...
