Estenson Racing Concludes American Flat Track Effort
Estenson Racing will end its American Flat Track program after ten years of competition. The team earned multiple championships, including back-to-back Singles and SuperTwins titles in 2025 and 2026 with Tom Drane and Dallas Daniels. Founder Tim Estenson said the organization's next chapter is already being planned.
Estenson Racing is closing its American Flat Track operation after ten seasons. The squad’s first title came in AFT Singles with Kolby Carlile in 2017, while Dallas Daniels added Singles crowns in 2020 and 2021.
In 2025 and 2026, the team earned back-to-back championships in both Singles and SuperTwins, with Tom Drane and Dallas Daniels taking those titles. Tim Estenson thanked the riders, crew, and partners, including Yamaha Motor USA and Monster Energy, and said a new phase is being planned.
The end of Estenson Racing’s AFT program may affect riders, crew members, series partners, and flat-track fans who followed the team. Its departure could reduce a prominent championship-winning presence in the paddock, potentially altering competitive dynamics and sponsorship visibility. For those connected to the team, the transition may bring uncertainty, while the planned next chapter could create new opportunities elsewhere in motorsport.