Published February 20, 2020 by Michael Le Pard , Editor‑in‑Chief
DAYTONA BEACH, FL (February 19, 2020) – Vance & Hines announced today its 2020 American Flat Track AFT Singles Contingency Program, granting AFT Singles competitors who compete using the Vance & Hines exhaust system contingency benefits in the upcoming season.
This generous contingency offering comes in addition to the existing Vance & Hines AFT Production Twins package, bringing the company’s total contingency support to over $60,000 in 2020, $25,000 of which is available exclusively to the AFT Singles class.
“We are a company born in racing, and AFT is important to us,” said Mike Kennedy, President of Vance & Hines. “This contingency program is a great complement to our support for AFT SuperTwins and the Harley-Davidson Racing Program.”
Piloting a machine powered by his expertly-tuned Vance & Hines exhaust system, Dalton Gauthier was a dominant force in the 2019 AFT Singles class, eventually winning the championship. In 2020, Gauthier will compete for a shot at the AFT SuperTwins title, aptly, under the Harley-Davidson / Vance & Hines banner.
The contingency offerings for the AFT Singles class per race break down as follows:
1st Place = $500
2nd Place = $300
3rd Place = $200
4th Place = $100
5th Place = $50
Championship Winner = $5,000
To be eligible for contingency payouts, riders must run an eligible Vance & Hines exhaust systems in the AFT Singles class. Machines used in competition must also display the Vance & Hines decal and riders must display Vance & Hines patch on his/her leathers.
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