2026 Aussie Flat Track Nationals Schedule Confirmed

Yamaha AFTN to feature Pro 450, Pro Twins, Pro Women, juniors and the new 35s-plus class over seven explosive rounds

The 2026 Yamaha Aussie Flat Track Nationals dates are locked in with six classes all vying for national titles including the prestigious Pro 450 crown to be decided over a gruelling 29 races, across 7 rounds. Pro Women return as a support class this season as well as Junior Lites, Junior 85 and Pro Twins. The biggest change to the format in 2026 is the addition of the Over 35s class, which for some racing dads means there is no excuse to not get on track and show the kids how it’s done! This program change also means their is a clear path of progression for younger riders moving up the ranks from Junior Lites to Pro 450 and Pro 450 (b) based on their true speed.

The new venues that were added last year will all return for 2026, with the season launching over the weekend of July 25-26 in Maryborough, Queensland. Located on the idyllic Fraser Coast 260km north of Brisbane, competitors will race over two days on both the flat track and TT layouts. The next stop is Wodonga over August 29-30 on the NSW / Victorian border with the same flat track and TT layout mix. After a huge success last season with bumper crowds, Griffith returns under lights for the ultimate test of race fitness on October 10 where competitors will race both the flat and TT tracks on the same day. Gunnedah’s Balcary Park delivers on high drama and will once again host the season finale on November 7-8, where the Pro 450 Champion will claim the $5000 gold and diamond Bunda Fine Jewels Championship Ring.

Series Organiser Dave Maddock
“We’re very excited to officially announce our 2026 dates for the Yamaha Aussie Flat Track Nationals series. Last year we continued taking national level flat track to the regions. Maryborough, Wodonga and Griffith were very well received by locals as well as our finale at Gunnedah. Having both flat track and the TT course on the one day at Griffith was a huge challenge for our riders but it turned into a great party in the evening with an electric atmosphere. We feel that now we have hit on a strong combination of venues the time was right to modify the support classes and introduce the Over 35s. If you’ve spent some time on the sidelines sorting out the kids, now is the perfect time to get back on track. Flat track is traditionally very family oriented and after the success of Pro Women last year, we keep striving to make the sport as accessible as possible. With 29 races programmed for Pro 450, this series is seriously demanding and the finale track at Gunnedah’s Balcary Park always produces intense action. We can’t wait to bring you the best flat track racing in Australia again in 2026!”

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