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Flat Track Motorcycle Racing can trace its roots back to the early 1900’s and the early board track racers and competition between the earliest motorcycles. It is America’s original extreme sport.

in the 1920’s and 1930’s the war between Harley-Davidson and Indian created a fervor. The “Hogs” and the “Wrecking Crew” each had their own look, style, and cadre of fans. But it was the sixties and seventies when the sport hit new heights with superstars named Mert, Dick, Gary, and later “King” Kenny.

A 1971 movie called “On Any Sunday” featured Hollywood icon Steve McQueen talking about his true passion...motorcycle racing. It also followed 1969 Flat Track Grand National Champion Mert Lawwill on the circuit in his quest to defend the championship. This exposure made motorcycling and flat track racing the ultimate in cool building legions of fans and followers.

Over the last five decades, Flat Track Racing has seen surges and declines, while created superstars and offering weekend fun for the nameless weekly warriors. However, the past few years have seen a resurgence in rider participation, fan following, and overall awareness for the sport. This has been driven by lower participation costs compared to other forms of racing. The relatability of the sport, along with ease of engagement with fans and marketing partners has flat track racing poised for a significant growth surge.

National Flat Track is THE grassroots effort to expand the sport by making it easily accessible for amateurs of all ages as well as offering racers at the professional level opportunities for continued development, testing, and additional monetary prizes.

National Flat Track provides opportunities for riders of all amateur levels to learn and grow through participation in Flat Track Motorcycle Racing, while also providing a definitive pathway to the AFT Pro Series for the riders looking to make this sport a career. Please join us in our efforts to expand the sport as we provide bar to bar racing action for riders and fans in 2024!

Please visit National Flat Track's booth on Saturday morning to register to race and sign the waiver. 

Racers: Click here for the rules set in place.

Visit https://www.nationalflattrack.com/ for more info and follow them on Facebook and Instagram for races heading your way.