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Trevor Taylor on the tracks | Photos by Brandy Taylor. ### Humboldt-grown 16-year-old Trevor Taylor is headed for the motorcycle big times in Du Quoin, Illinois, this month. He’ll compete in the American Motorcyclist Association 2021 Flat Track Grand Championship against many other very good motorcyclists. Armed with a pro-class bike — the 2007 Husqvarna 450 — Taylor has been gearing up for this moment ever since he secured his first bike at age four. And prepared he feels indeed — “feeling 110 percent,” in fact. He grew up watching motorcycling on TV with his parents and has bee...

During Episode 10 of the Motorcyclist Podcast, Michael Lock talks about his new role in American Flat Track Racing.

Isle of Wight Radio 10:00am - 3:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Speedway Fixtures Revealed For Summer 2021 By Jamie White The action will get underway at Smallbrook Stadium, Ryde in June. Co-owner and promoter, Martin Widman, said: “Barry (Bishop) and I have worked really hard trying to develop what we think will be the most entertaining night out we possibly can. We have listed what we plan to run right now, but we are also working to include more Formula 2 speedway, fun and games with the ‘Chicken Chasers’ and hopefully riders demonstrat...

The CEO Of American Flat Track Knows Horsepower Doesn't Win Races And Nostalgia Is Fueling A Motorcycle Resurgence Photo: AFT American Flat Track has been an officially sanctioned championship since 1954, and ruled the motorcycling world in the 50s and 60s as a dangerous outlet for rebellious youths to get their kicks. The series has survived all these years later, but fell out of fashion for some decades. It’s back and it’s better than ever with closer competition, incredibly talented riders, and bikes that are totally unparalleled. Much of that success is owed to AMA Pro Racing CEO, Mic...

How the Team Behind Better Half Became the Most Important Culinary Voice in the City White Zombie, Lil Baby, and Trent Green broadcasting a Denver vs. Las Vegas NFL game are all competing to be heard over the perpetual cacophony on Rainey Street. It’s a chilly Sunday in November, and Austin’s most debaucherous enclave is flush with revelers taking advantage of the last hours of the weekend. Patios are at capacity, televisions blare from rooftops, and the pungent smell of cologne hangs heavy in the air. Minus the smattering of face masks, one would never know that the world is in the throe...