CARSON CITY (Aug 20) – Flat Track Racing staged a huge show Saturday, much too large to be completely covered in one article. So this is part two.

Sadly this reporter somehow forgot to mention the event was a sell out as well as creating a good number of room nights for the town. And Promoter Robert Hansen’s company is On Trac Events. I apologize for getting that one wrong.

And when I wrote the first part I didn’t have a list of the event sponsors that stepped up and made this night happen. They are Carson City, Battle Born Harley, Street Riders of Reno, Michaels Cycles, CarsonMotorsports, McDonalds, Pizza Factory, Max Casino, Wyndham Hotel and the title sponsor, Craig Price Plumbing.

They even received appreciation awards for their help that helped make this event possiblt.

Hansen was told by CFTA that the event had the largest turn out of pros this season. A good sign to be sure.

Pros line up in front of the packed grandstands during opening ceremonies at the CFTA races in Carson City.

Now he’ll begin to seek additional sponsors and start planning for next year’s visit by the CFTA. It should be even better then.

As I mentioned it was impossible to cover it all in one article. However the full list of results are in the first part.

This time I’m attaching a photo gallery that has most of the afternoon winners plus some action shots as well. I still have many more photos of the action and individual riders.

Speaking personally it was a great show and I really enjoyed being there. The races also brought out some area desert and motocross racers that wanted to compete and see what flat track racing was all about.

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In the 65-110cc Amateur main winner Kage Tadman (28) and Nathan Riipe (1) dueled for the lead.

Vintage Light Heads Up winner Ricky Ziemer Jr. (47n) and runner up Dave Keil (22n) duel for the lead.

Vintage Modern winner Jack Jones (11j) and Vintage Heavy Amateur Steffan Nielsen (70r) during their main.

In the Vet Expert main Drake McElroy was challenging for the lead until he fell and dropped from contention.

Vet Amateur winner Paul Tinoco (50t) and Vet Light Heads Up racer Dave Keil.

Super Senior 60+ racer Rick Reed (59y) headed for victory.

Start of the Female main.

Open Expert Knobby riders Randy Bereman (4p) and Sean Jones swing wide to miss a fallen rider.

Open Amateur Knobby winner Zane Roberts

Open Amateur winner Nathan Agrifoglio.

Hunter Brooks won the Open Expert main.

Zane Roberts won the Open Amateur Knobby main.

Layne Kolbet, president of the local Over The Hill Gang chapter tried his hand at flat track racing.

One competitor was Jim Holley, the 1985 World Supercross Champion.

Winner Brooke Lozano (71) and Kenzie Rae (11z) battled for the lead in the Female main.

Jason Paden won the Beginner 100cc-230cc main.

Austin Serpa won the 250cc Knobby main.

The 230cc Unlimited winner was Wayne Appleton.

Rich Thorwaldson won the 100cc-230cc Amateur main.

Dylan Thorwaldson was the 85-150cc winner.

Kage Tadman won the 65-110cc main.

Pros line up in front of the packed grandstands during opening ceremonies at the CFTA races in Carson City.