Dan Bromley Obituary: American Flat Track Community Mourns Champion Racer and Beloved Family Man

The American motorcycle racing community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Dan Bromley, a respected flat track racer, championship winner, husband, and father whose life was tragically cut short following an on-track accident at the Lima Half-Mile event in Lima, Ohio. He was 30 years old.

Bromley’s passing has left fellow racers, teams, officials, fans, and loved ones devastated as they remember a talented competitor whose passion for racing was matched by his kindness, humility, and dedication to those around him.

Tragic Racing Accident

According to AMA Pro Racing, Dan Bromley suffered serious injuries during an on-track incident while competing at the Lima Half-Mile event held at the Allen County Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 27, 2026.

Emergency crews responded immediately following the crash, and Bromley was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Despite the efforts of medical personnel, he later died from his injuries.

Officials and race organizers have not released additional details regarding the circumstances that led to the incident, and the investigation into the accident remains ongoing.

A Respected Figure in American Flat Track Racing

Born into a racing family, Dan Bromley was a third-generation flat track competitor from Warrington, Pennsylvania. Throughout his career, he established himself as one of the sport’s most accomplished and respected riders.

Bromley achieved major success in American Flat Track competition, earning the 2018 AFT Singles Championship and later securing the 2025 AFT AdventureTrackers Championship. His accomplishments reflected his dedication, determination, and exceptional ability on the track.

While his racing achievements earned him recognition, those who knew him say his character was what truly set him apart. Bromley was admired for his sportsmanship, professionalism, and genuine appreciation for the motorcycle racing community.

Tributes From the Racing World

Following news of his death, messages of support and remembrance poured in from riders, teams, officials, and fans across the motorsports community.

AMA Pro Racing honored Bromley as someone whose impact extended beyond competition, highlighting the positive influence he had throughout the flat track paddock. Many fellow competitors remembered him as a respected rival and a friend who brought kindness and encouragement to those around him.

Friends and racing colleagues described Bromley as one of the most approachable and respected figures in American Flat Track, praising both his competitive drive and the generosity he showed away from the track.

A Legacy of Racing, Family, and Inspiration

Beyond his accomplishments as a champion racer, Dan Bromley was a devoted husband and father. He is survived by his wife, Connar, and their two young children, who remain at the center of the love and support being offered by the racing community.

Following his passing, members of the flat track community created the Dan Bromley Legacy Fund to support his family while preserving the memory of the impact he made on the sport he loved.

Although his life ended far too soon, Dan Bromley’s legacy will continue through the riders he inspired, the championships he achieved, and the friendships he built throughout his career.

Heartfelt condolences are extended to Dan Bromley’s wife, children, family, friends, teammates, and everyone in the American Flat Track community mourning this tremendous loss.

Dan Bromley will be remembered as a champion on the track, a respected competitor, a loving family man, and a person whose influence reached far beyond the finish line. His memory will continue to inspire generations of racers who follow the path he helped create.

May he rest in peace.