Post by rck on Jul 17, 2010 12:48:40 GMT -5
The county fair races in Colby on July 29 will pay GPFTS points.
The GPFTS was started with a goal to promote flat track racing, hopefully, to the status it enjoyed in the '70's. Frank Hardman, probably as much or more then anyone else, shares that goal.
It only makes sense for the GPFTS to help do all it can to see that Colby is as successful as possible.
County fair motorcycle races play a big part in keeping flat track racing alive in the central states area.
Some of the classes are a little different then what the GPFTS runs, those details will be worked out before the races, for example the Over 35 class and our Vet-40 class, we will pay points to over 40 riders only.
The GPFTS was started with a goal to promote flat track racing, hopefully, to the status it enjoyed in the '70's. Frank Hardman, probably as much or more then anyone else, shares that goal.
It only makes sense for the GPFTS to help do all it can to see that Colby is as successful as possible.
County fair motorcycle races play a big part in keeping flat track racing alive in the central states area.
Some of the classes are a little different then what the GPFTS runs, those details will be worked out before the races, for example the Over 35 class and our Vet-40 class, we will pay points to over 40 riders only.
