Little Bristal from Kansas is making some big waves on the NFT racing circuit

Little Bristal Sproul from Norton, Kansas is making some big waves on the Grand National Flattrack Racing Circuit. Riding only a 50cc motorcycle and easily recognizable with the long blonde hair from the back of her helmet, Bristal often competes against bigger and more powerful bikes but still ended the 2024 season on top of the podium in the 50cc Chain and 65cc class.

“I have a real Rocketship to be honest” Bristal states, “It’s a 2016 King Cobra and boy does it fly. It took me a little while to adjust, but I really feel like finally I figured out how to TWIST the throttle hard and SEND it. I’m looking forward to riding the same bike this year in the 50cc and 65cc class and kicking those boys’ butts”

“Oh She definitely SENDS it sometimes” Father Jeremy Sproul laughs “She is getting really good at scaring me sometimes’ Jeremy continues “One time for example in Kansas City this year She (Bristal) was running a higher line which kept her speed and momentum going, but she caught a small spot on the track that sent her into a high-speed wobble. She swapped ends back and forth and side to side but never went down. After the race I asked if she was OK and she replied, “when in doubt, ya gotta throttle it out Dad”. She continues to amaze us every time she goes on the track.”

Bristal has a supporting family and a long list of sponsors that help her chase the dream on the racetrack including: B&L Racing, Town and Country, Sprigg Farms, Sproul Farms, 5s Land and Cattle, Gosselin Construction, Camel Pro Coffee Co., Rhea’s Tree Service, VP Farms, Rowh Angus, EPIC Living, Motosports MD, Riley Spray Srv., Kelson Kats, Hickman Masonry & Construction, Nurai Leather, Green Oilfield Srv., Sanders Construction and Kristine Posson.

“For now, I am looking forward to traveling more this Summer and continue to improve my game on and off the track- to become a better racer and a better person. I look forward to hanging out with my friend Bad Steve who sponsors the NFT Holeshot awards, all my racing friends and will see you at a track soon” says Bristal.

If you would like to support Bristal and her racing journey, check out here Camel Pro Coffee Profile here. Get some cool stuff and help send her to the races. Bristal can be seen just down the road from her hometown in Stockton, Kansas this year on August 4th and 5th during the Rooks County Free Fair. Come witness all the action for yourself or even participate as NFT has classes for all ages, bikes and skill levels.

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