Caterpillar Peoria TT to Host Dan Bromley AFt ProSport 450 Invitational

Beckem Daniels (No. 32), Adam Costan-Wood (No. 88), and Christian Knox (No. 69) racing in the AFT ProSport 450 class at Ventura Raceway. [Photo: Tim Lester for AMA Pro Racing]Download high-resolution photo from AMA Pro’s Digital Asset Management system
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (July 24, 2026) – Progressive American Flat Track, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, announced today that the Dan Bromley AFT ProSport 450 Invitational will be held as part of the Caterpillar Peoria TT on Saturday, August 22. Invitations have been extended to riders who earned AFT Pro Sport licenses through the Road to AFT Program during the 2026 season. A $4,000 purse will be on the line for the invited field as it competes alongside the Progressive AFT national championship program at Peoria. Each invited rider will also receive complimentary event entry and two event pit passes. The AFT ProSport 450 Invitational class at the Caterpillar Peoria TT honors the legacy of Dan Bromley, a third-generation racer who captured the 2018 AFT Singles championship and the 2025 AFT AdventureTrackers championship. Bromley’s consistency, versatility, humility and presence in the paddock left a lasting impact throughout the flat track community. By bringing the sport’s rising talent to one of its most iconic stages, the invitational will celebrate the future of American Flat Track while recognizing a champion whose influence extended far beyond his results on the track. The Dan Bromley AFT ProSport 450 Invitational will add another dimension to a full day of racing at the Caterpillar Peoria TT, one of the longest-running and most celebrated events in American motorcycle racing. Get tickets to the Caterpillar Peoria TT on Saturday, August 22: https://www.tixr.com/groups/peoriamotorcycleclub/events/2026-peoria-tt-185253
Caterpillar Peoria TT to Host Dan Bromley AFT ProSport 450 Invitational
Beckem Daniels (No. 32), Adam Costan-Wood (No. 88), and Christian Knox (No. 69) racing in the AFT ProSport 450 class at Ventura Raceway. [Photo: Tim Lester for AMA Pro Racing]Download high-resolution photo from AMA Pro’s Digital Asset Management system
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (July 24, 2026) – Progressive American Flat Track, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, announced today that the Dan Bromley AFT ProSport 450 Invitational will be held as part of the Caterpillar Peoria TT on Saturday, August 22. Invitations have been extended to riders who earned AFT Pro Sport licenses through the Road to AFT Program during the 2026 season. A $4,000 purse will be on the line for the invited field as it competes alongside the Progressive AFT national championship program at Peoria. Each invited rider will also receive complimentary event entry and two event pit passes. The AFT ProSport 450 Invitational class at the Caterpillar Peoria TT honors the legacy of Dan Bromley, a third-generation racer who captured the 2018 AFT Singles championship and the 2025 AFT AdventureTrackers championship. Bromley’s consistency, versatility, humility and presence in the paddock left a lasting impact throughout the flat track community. By bringing the sport’s rising talent to one of its most iconic stages, the invitational will celebrate the future of American Flat Track while recognizing a champion whose influence extended far beyond his results on the track. The Dan Bromley AFT ProSport 450 Invitational will add another dimension to a full day of racing at the Caterpillar Peoria TT, one of the longest-running and most celebrated events in American motorcycle racing. Get tickets to the Caterpillar Peoria TT on Saturday, August 22: https://www.tixr.com/groups/peoriamotorcycleclub/events/2026-peoria-tt-185253
Next Up Progressive American Flat Track heads to the historic Jackpine Gypsies Motorcycle Club in Sturgis, South Dakota, for two nights of racing during the 86th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The doubleheader begins with the Caterpillar Jackpine Gypsies Super TT on Saturday, August 8, and concludes with the Caterpillar Jackpine Gypsies Short Track on Monday, August 10. 

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