07/12/2026
I know I haven’t posted much over the last couple of weeks, so here’s a little recap.
Lima was a race I’ll never forget, and unfortunately not for the reasons anyone would hope. My heart goes out to the family and loved ones of Dan Bromley. I’m forever grateful that I had the privilege of sharing the track with him.
The following weekend was the Du Quoin Mile. It was a frustrating day as I worked to learn a new bike for the first time on a mile track. I came up short of making the main event and headed home after the races on Sunday.
Not long after I got home, I learned of the passing of Alyssa Kruppenbacker. My heart breaks for Ashley, her family, and everyone who knew and loved her. It’s hard to put into words just how heavy these past two weeks have been. Losing members of the racing community so close together has been heartbreaking, and if I’m being honest, it’s left me feeling a little shaken.
I also missed Williams Grove this weekend as I attended a memorial race honoring my Grandpa Hubbard, who I lost last month. I’m incredibly thankful for the invitation and for the opportunity to turn a few laps in his honor. It meant more than I can express.
Thank you to everyone who has reached out and shown support. We’ll take things one race at a time, and we’ll see you all back at the track soon.
Arthur Raceway
Dan Bromley Racing
